字幕表 動画を再生する 英語字幕をプリント Penal Code 69 defines the crime of resisting an executive officer. And this is really a more serious version of resisting arrest. Resisting arrest can only be filed as a misdemeanor. The maximum sentence is a year in custody. Whereas Penal Code 69 can be filed as a felony. And if you're convicted, you could face up to three years in jail or prison, sometimes more if there's injuries involved. Now, there's two ways to violate Penal Code 69, resisting an executive officer. One is to use force or violence to resist an executive officer in the performance of their duties. And this is a classic example of the police trying to arrest you and you resisting and fighting back and using force against them. The second instance is threats or violence that are used to try to prevent an executive officer from performing their duty. Now, usually these cases are filed in a situation where the executive officer is a police officer or a peace officer. But really they could be filed where the executive officer is any sort of government employee trying to do their duties. So that would include prosecutors, judges, animal control officers, parking enforcement officers. If it's street-sweeping day and the meter maid is starting to write you up a ticket, and you go and say, you write that ticket, I'm going to kick your ass, that would be an example of resisting an executive officer.
B1 中級 米 逮捕抵抗」が重罪になるのはいつ?(刑法69条) (When is "resisting arrest" a felony? (Penal Code 69)) 16 2 Amy.Lin に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日 シェア シェア 保存 報告 動画の中の単語