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# \[3] Public Order and Government Crimes

Crimes that disrupt public safety, order, or governmental operations. These include **resisting arrest, impersonating officials, terrorism, and obstruction of justice**. Such offenses impact public welfare and law enforcement operations, often resulting in severe penalties.

#### **Purpose of Public Order and Government Crimes**

This section helps maintain social stability and governmental integrity by:

* Outlining offenses that impact law enforcement and public order.
* Establishing penalties for crimes against the government.
* Ensuring legal consequences for actions that threaten public safety.


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