An Arrest Is NOT A Conviction

Disorderly Conduct is a charge many people can find themselves cited for if they have been detained or arrested for disturbing the peace in a public area. The charge of disorderly conduct will sometimes arise in the context of other charges such as trespass or criminal damage to property.

Generally, a person charged with Disorderly Conduct is alleged to have engaged in disruptive, loud or indecent behavior. This can include such actions as fighting, threats or making offensive gestures or otherwise acting in a violent or reckless manner in public.

Most disorderly conduct offenses are charged as misdemeanors and many typically occur at bars, sporting events or other large public gatherings, both in and out of doors.

It is important to remember that Disorderly Conduct can be a jailable offense. At Bukaty Law Offices, P.A., we have defended hundreds of clients charged with Disorderly Conduct and other similar offenses. We fight for our client’s rights by examining all evidence such as police reports, videos and witness statements and by negotiating directly with prosecutors for dismissals, reduced charges or other dispositions such as Diversions or Suspended Sentences.

Our goal is to keep our clients out of jail and help them to avoid criminal convictions. If you have been charged with disorderly conduct or any other criminal offense, you owe it to yourself to seek knowledgeable and experienced legal representation.

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