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  • 528 S.W.2d 54
  • 1975 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 321

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  • holding that, in order to validly charge the offense of interfering with a police officer, an indictment must recite facts respecting the lawfulness of the officer’s acts, the official character of the officer, and the nature of the resistance
  • “An arrest is a continuing process from the time one is apprehended until he is placed in jail”
  • Common law offense of interfering with an officer while performing his duties is a misdemeanor

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Judges: Brien, Duncan, Galbreath

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