Legal Complexities of Obstruction of Justice

This chapter explores the intricate legal definitions and implications surrounding obstruction of justice, emphasizing that obstruction can be prosecuted even without an underlying chargeable crime. Through notable cases like Scooter Libby and Michael Flynn, it highlights the challenges in proving such offenses and critiques arguments related to awareness of wrongdoing. Additionally, the chapter discusses the importance of transparency in the findings of the Mueller report and its implications on both legal and political landscapes.