There are a number of different obstruction of justice statutes under the federal code such as assaulting a process server, influencing a juror, obstructing a proceeding, observing proceedings of the grand jury, obstructing a court order, obstructing a criminal investigation, tampering with a witness or a victim or an informant and others.

Obstruction of justice is taken very seriously in federal court and a conviction is a felony and is likely to send a Defendant to prison.  Contact Davis & Hoss today for a free consultation.