There are many actions considered disorderly conduct that can fall under this category, including:
It is often used as a “catch-all” crime to cover numerous types of behavior when no other charge will serve.
When someone is not being a danger to the public, but is acting in a disruptive manner, he or she may be charged with the crime of disorderly conduct. Police and state prosecutors may be over-reaching when they view some acts as being criminal.
Though acts such as yelling at someone in a restaurant, playing loud music, or making an obscene gesture may be bad manners, they may not constitute a crime. Some examples of disorderly conduct charges are:
If you have been charged with a disorderly conduct offense, a Riverside disorderly conduct attorney from Grech, Packer & Hanks will provide the competent representation you need to fight your disorderly conduct charges.
The offense of disorderly conduct is considered a misdemeanor. When you are not guilty of a crime, however, spending up to 90 days in jail, having to pay a $400 fine, being put on probation, and ending up with a criminal record is a serious thing and not to be taken lightly. We will defend your disorderly conduct charges with the same commitment and dedication that we would put into a high profile felony case. You will always be a priority to us. We will fight to preserve your rights and your freedom, no matter the severity of your offense.
Contact a Riverside disorderly conduct lawyer at (951) 682-9311 for the aggressive legal advocacy you deserve.
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