§ 9050 Legislative Interference Felony

• •It's a serious crime to stop the Legislature or its members from doing their job by using force or tricks.
• •This includes stopping the whole Legislature, one of its parts, or any single member from meeting or organizing.
• •Doing this on purpose can lead to big trouble, like being charged with a felony.

A group of people blocks the doors to the state capitol building to stop lawmakers from entering for a vote.

This is breaking the law because they are using force to prevent the Legislature from meeting and doing their work.