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Wilkerson v. State

Citations

  • 556 So. 2d 453
  • 1990 WL 5403

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  • holding that defendant obstructed officers not by simply yelling and cursing at them, but by refusing to leave an area where the police were attempting to make arrests
  • holding that defendant obstructed officers not by simply yelling and cursing at them, but by refusing to leave an area where the police were attempting to make arrests
  • holding that defendant obstructed officers not by simply yelling and cursing at them, but by refusing to leave an area where the police were attempting to make arrests
  • holding that defendant obstructed officers not by simply yelling and cursing at them, but by refusing to leave an area where the police were attempting to make arrests
  • holding a statute that made it a crime to \obstruct or oppose any such officer.... without offering or doing violence to the person of the officer\ required some act or conduct apart from verbal expressions
  • holding a statute that made it a crime to “obstruct or oppose any such officer... without offering or doing violence to the person of the officer” required some act or conduct apart from verbal expressions

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Judges: Zehmer

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