The question still is, can somebody obstruct justice if they’re lying about something that isn’t contrary to a statute?
“Can someone obstruct justice if they’re lying about something that isn’t contrary to a statute?”
Well Martha Stewart went to jail for lying about a non existent statute.
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The question still is, can somebody obstruct justice if they’re lying about something that isn’t contrary to a statute?
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Well, it’s not Monopoly $$ they’re billing\spending.
On that note, it would be karma to see them have to pay-back, with interest, the $$ paid for their goose-chase.
How do you obstruct justice when there is no underlying crime and the warrant was issued under spurious information.