Episode 41: Obstruction of Justice

<p>“Obstruction of Justice” has been a term swirling around in the headlines lately, but what does the charge actually mean? And how do you prove it? We’re speaking with <a href="https://theusconstitution.org/about/people/staff/brianne-j-gorod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Brianne Gorod</a>, Chief Counsel for the Constitutional Accountability Center to learn about the many different ways one can be accused of obstructing justice – from witness tampering and retaliation to simple contempt and the many options in-between. </p>