Littering offense is associated with which statute?

Littering offense is associated with which statute?

• A. Failure to obey a traffic control signal
• B. Littering
• C. 22a-250a
• D. Interfering with police

Answer: (C)

Littering is defined and punished under a specific statute, not just by a general idea or related offenses. The statute 22a-250a codifies the littering offense and lays out its elements and penalties, which is why it’s the authoritative reference for this crime. The other options point to different behaviors or offenses that don’t establish the littering offense itself—traffic control violations cover signals, interfering with police covers obstructing officers, and merely naming “littering” without tying it to a statutory provision doesn’t identify the actual law. So, the correct reference for a littering offense is the statute 22a-250a.

Littering is defined and punished under a specific statute, not just by a general idea or related offenses. The statute 22a-250a codifies the littering offense and lays out its elements and penalties, which is why it’s the authoritative reference for this crime. The other options point to different behaviors or offenses that don’t establish the littering offense itself—traffic control violations cover signals, interfering with police covers obstructing officers, and merely naming “littering” without tying it to a statutory provision doesn’t identify the actual law. So, the correct reference for a littering offense is the statute 22a-250a.