Obstructing Administration of Justice by Threats or Force is a serious criminal offense that involves interfering with law enforcement or other government officials in the performance of their duties. This can be done through physical violence or threats of violence, intimidation, or bribery. It can also include preventing authorities from obtaining information or providing false information. There are two main categories of Obstructing Administration of Justice by Threats or Force: active obstruction and passive obstruction. Active obstruction includes using physical force, threats, or intimidation to prevent a law enforcement officer from performing their duties. Passive obstruction includes providing false information to law enforcement officers or preventing them from obtaining information. In some states, Obstructing Administration of Justice by Threats or Force is a felony offense. Penalties for this crime can include jail time, fines, or probation. In some cases, a conviction of this crime can also result in a loss of civil rights or revocation of professional licenses.