Which of the following scenarios constitutes 'Failure to Identify' under penal code 38.02?

The concept of 'Failure to Identify' under penal code 38.02 addresses situations where an individual does not provide accurate or sufficient identification information when requested by a peace officer in the course of their official duties.

Each scenario listed reflects a failure to meet the legal obligation to provide identifying information. Providing an address alone does not fulfill the requirement to offer a name or other identifying details. Refusing to give a name entirely disregards the officer's authority and the legal expectation to identify oneself. Moreover, giving false identification not only fails to satisfy the request for identification but actively misleads the officer, which can obstruct law enforcement efforts.

Together, all these behaviors—providing insufficient information, refusing to provide necessary details, or providing misleading information—constitute 'Failure to Identify' as they impede law enforcement's ability to ascertain a person’s identity as required by law. Thus, the inclusion of all these scenarios as valid instances of 'Failure to Identify' makes the answer comprehensive and correct.