Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Ex-Prosecutor discusses the upcoming criminal (misdemeanor) trial for Chille DeCastro, set for December 6, 2023. In part 2, I checked out the constitutionality of Nevada Revised Statutes 197.190 (obstructing a public officer), and NRS 199.280 (resisting an officer). I have attached two cases from the Nevada Supreme Court holding these statutes to be constitutional. I have misgivings about overly broad and vague words such as “exaggerated” or “delay,” as these are what forms the basis for a conviction. I don’t know if Chille DeCastro is guilty or not, and he is presumed innocent. I am not saying he committed any crimes. I really don’t know anything about the history here, and haven’t seen it. However, these are very tough statutes for anyone to deal with, innocent or not. None of this is legal advice. It’s just my perceptions.
Ex-Prosecutor discusses the upcoming criminal (misdemeanor) trial for Chille DeCastro, set for December 6, 2023. In part 2, I checked out the constitutionality of Nevada Revised Statutes 197.190 (obstructing a public officer), and NRS 199.280 (resisting an officer). I have attached two cases from the Nevada Supreme Court holding these statutes to be constitutional. I have misgivings about overly broad and vague words such as “exaggerated” or “delay,” as these are what forms the basis for a conviction. I don’t know if Chille DeCastro is guilty or not, and he is presumed innocent. I am not saying he committed any crimes. I really don’t know anything about the history here, and haven’t seen it. However, these are very tough statutes for anyone to deal with, innocent or not. None of this is legal advice. It’s just my perceptions.
