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Francis v. State

Citations

  • 736 So. 2d 97
  • 24 Fla. L. Weekly Fed. D 1369

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  • holding that defendant’s actions of physically blocking the officer’s path to investigate a beating in another room constituted obstruction under § 843.02
  • holding that falsely informing an officer that everything was fine when someone was in need of medical attention only became obstruction or resistance when the defendant also physically blocked the police officer's path
  • holding that falsely informing an officer that everything was fine when someone was in need of medical attention only became obstruction when the defendant also physically blocked the officer’s path
  • holding that falsely informing an officer that everything was fine when someone was in need of medical attention only became obstruction when the defendant also physically blocked the officer’s path
  • holding that falsely informing an officer that everything was fine when someone was in need of medical attention only became obstruction or resistance when the defendant also physically blocked the police officer’s path
  • noting that an investigation following a 911 call was a lawful execution of a legal duty

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Judges: Polen

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