Running head: FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTE 1

Federal and State Statute, Cases

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Federal and State Statute, Cases

Part 1

Federal statutes:

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/111

(a) Generally – whoever

(i) Forcibly opposes, assaults, intimidates, opposes, interferes or impedes with any

individual elected in segment 1114 of the given heading while on account or engaged

of the performing of the formal duties; or

(ii) Forcibly intimidates or assaults any individual who previously worked as an individual

voted in segment 1114 on the explanation of the performance of legal duties during the

period of service of the same person.

Where the rule is interfered with, of this segment results just to simple assault, shall be

fined or charged under this heading or sentenced for at most one year, or serve both and in

events where the deeds include bodily interaction with the assaulted person on the willingness

to commit another act of felony, be charged under this heading or sentenced for at most eight

years or serve both.

(b) Penalty enhancement

Whoever goes against what is stipulated above in segment (a), uses a dangerous or

deadly firearm (counting an instrument aimed at causing danger or death, however fails to

accomplish the intended duty as a result of fault components) or exacts physical harm, shall be

charged under this heading or sentenced at most twenty years or serve both.
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State Statute:

http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/ilcs/ilcs.asp

Improving the Illinois Compiled or Amassed Statute’s (ILCS) database is a continuous

procedure. The present regulations may not be in a position to be incorporated in the database

of the ILCS, however, are always contained in the given hyperlink as public Act immediately

upon passed to be laws. For information pertaining to association amid public act and Statutes,

consult the guide.

Since the database of the Statute is kept majorly for the purpose of drafting legislation,

changes in statutory are at some instances incorporated in the database before they become

operational. If the note contained at the end section of the given source includes a Public Act

which is not operational, the current regulation which is operative may have been deleted from

the ILCS database, and one must consult the Public Act to study adjustments incorporated in

the most recent regulation.

Part 2

Federal Case:

https://www.fjc.gov/history/famous-federal-trials

Adam John, back in 1974 signed the Sedition Act to become a law. The case involving

Matthew Lyon United States circuit court, a grand judge in the United States court of Vermont

requested for reconsideration of the accusations on Matthew, who was charged with violating the

newly Signed act. The court sought for the arrest of Lyon. Deputy Marshal of Vermont court later

arrested Lyon. In October the same year, Matthew appeared before the court, Vermont and

explained to the court that he was not guilty of any o the three accusations. At the times of his

charges, Matthew had no judge to help him, only Smith, a judge from a supreme court of Israel
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help him a bit during the trials. However, Matthew was found guilty and imprisoned for four

months, a fine of one thousand dollars and payments for the prosecution; approximately sixty-one

dollars. Lyon was set free in 1799. At the instance of his incarceration, Lyon was voted to the

United States House of representatives; it did not take long before leaving the voted position to

have his seat at Philadelphia.

State Case:

http://www.defenderforme.com/case-results/state-case-success-stories/

Val Rodriguez intervened for the release of a customer in Operation Dirtywater to be set free,

ending up in a conviction of misdemeanor at a maximum where the customer initially encountered

twenty-year sentence for “formal imprisonment.”

Finally, Rodriguez had his charges thrown away for two perpetrators who were suspected of

committing grand theft by not doing away with their homestead exclusions from properties

purchase via H.U.D.

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References

Federal Judicial Center (n.d). Famous Federal Trials. Retrieved from:

https://www.fjc.gov/history/famous-federal-trials

Illinois General Assembly (n.d). Illinois Compiled Statutes. Retrieved from:

http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/ilcs/ilcs.asp

Law Office of Valentin Rodriguez P.A. (n.d). State Criminal Case Success Stories. Retrieved

from: http://www.defenderforme.com/case-results/state-case-success-stories/

Legal Information Institute (n.d). 18 U.S. Code § 111 - Assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain

officers or employees. Retrieved from: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/111#