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If you were charged with disorderly conduct in Scottsdale, you should consult a criminal defense attorney to discuss your matter, and defense options. The penalties can be severe depending on the circumstances and classification of the charges. Charges may be brought as misdemeanors or felonies depending on the facts of your case.  Disorderly conduct charges  sometimes follow a warning by police, but not always.  Due to the nature and subjectivity of the charges, they are frequently challenged; and often dismissed due to lack of sufficient evidence.

Disorderly Conduct  Penalties

If convicted of  Class 1 Misdemeanor under Disorderly Conduct Laws  A.R.S. 13-2904,  the penalties may include up to 6 months incarceration; $2500.00 fines; fees; costs; probation; and other penalties.

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“Good criminal lawyers who defend charges in Mesa AZ are often successful in getting Disorderly Conduct charges dismissed by using some common defenses.”

Disorderly Conduct charges may be brought in Mesa AZ  under ARS 13-2904 if  the police felt that with intent and knowledge, the accused disturbed the peace of a person or business.  The law is comprehensive and allows for a broad range of conduct that might fall within the description. The charges may be classified as misdemeanors or felonies, depending on the facts surrounding the incident.  Disorderly Conduct charges are frequently challenged by criminal defense lawyers because of their subjective nature, and are often unjustifiable. Good Mesa criminal lawyers, are often successful in getting Disorderly Conduct charges dismissed by using some common defenses.   

Disorderly Conduct Defenses

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“Disorderly Conduct arrests are routinely challenged by experienced criminal lawyers, and often dismissed”. 

Disorderly Conduct Charges Phoenix AZ – A.R.S. 13-2904 

If you face Phoenix Disorderly Conduct charges, you should consult a criminal lawyer who defends these charges frequently in Maricopa County. Although these charges are common, you may be exposed to harsh penalties. Often, the punishment does not fit the crime when it comes to these charges. Charges sometimes follow a warning by police, but not always. Due to the nature and subjectivity of the charges, they are frequently challenged. Consequently they are often dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence.

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“Criminal Lawyers who defend Phoenix Disorderly Conduct charges are often successful in getting the charges dismissed by using some of these common defenses.”

A person can be charged with Disorderly Conduct in Phoenix AZ under ARS 13-2904 if with intent and knowledge they disturb the peace of another person business. The law is strict, and allows for a broad range of conduct to fall within the classification. Charges are very common but penalties are serious. The charges can be brought as misdemeanors or felonies. The decision as to how they will be classified based on the facts surrounding the incident. Disorderly Conduct charges are frequently challenged by criminal defense lawyers because of their subjective and sometimes vague nature. They are often able to get the charge dismissed to lack of sufficient evidence, or witnesses.

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