In Sisco v. Quicker Recovery Inc., Sisco, enroute to tow an impounded truck, was stopped by police for speeding. He refused to provide identification and was arrested pursuant to state statute. He was injured while resisting arrest and filed a workers' compensation claim. How did the courts decide the issue of his eligibility for benefits, and what was their reasoning? How was Sisco's conduct evaluated?

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The Answer of In Sisco v. Quicker Recovery Inc., Sisco, enroute to tow an impounded truck, was stopped by police for speeding. He refused to provide identification and was arrested pursuant to state statute. He was injured while resisting arrest and filed a workers' compensation claim. How did the courts decide the issue of his eligibility for benefits, and what was their reasoning? How was Sisco's conduct evaluated?

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