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    A Person Who Makes AFalse Statement to Police to Keep
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A Person Who Makes AFalse Statement to Police to Keep

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A person who makes aFalse statement to police to keep from incriminating herself is constitutionally protected from subsequent prosecution for obstruction of justice.

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