FOXNEWSW Shepard Smith Reporting January 15, 2019
Forth. The statute that relates to obstructing a proceeding that is not yet in being, some future proceeding is 1512. My view was of the particular provision 1512 c was that it requires what it covers is obstruction by means of impairing evidence. That you know some evidence is going to be needed in the future proceeding and you impair it either by making it not available or by corrupting it in some way. Altering it, destroying it. Thats what i thought the scope was that statute dealt with. To my knowledge, the only case ever brought under it involve the disruption of evidence. Based on public...
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