Defending Obstruction Charges Illinois

Summary

Potential defenses for obstructing a peace officer under Illinois Statute 720 ILCS 5/31-1(a)(2) include lack of intent, mistaken identity, and lawful conduct. It is advisable to consult a legal professional for personalized advice.

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I am charged with obstructing a peace officer. Can you give me a defense for Illinois Statute * */*-*(a)(*) ?
Hey ****! Here's some general information on potential defenses for obstructing a peace officer under Illinois Statute * ILCS */*-*(a)(*):
- Lack of Intent: Demonstrating that there was no intention to obstruct the officer.
- Mistaken Identity: Showing that you were not the person involved.
- Lawful Conduct: Proving your actions were lawful and did not impede the officer.
Consider consulting a legal professional for personalized advice.