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    Interference with Public Duties Is a Criminal Offense
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Interference with Public Duties Is a Criminal Offense

Question 51

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Interference with public duties is a criminal offense.A person interferes or disrupts the actions of a peace officer only when the officer is performing a duty or exercising ________ granted by law.

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