Gainesville Disorderly Conduct Lawyers
Providing Effective & Experienced Representation
If you have been charged with disorderly conduct, don’t worry; you are not alone. Disorderly conduct charges are among the most common misdemeanor charges due to their flexibility. Law enforcement officers will often arrest and charge individuals with disorderly conduct for a wide variety of reasons, including crowd control, even if no laws are being overtly violated.
The most common reasons a person may be charged with disorderly conduct include:
- Fighting
- Obstructing traffic
- Being drunk in public
- Loitering in certain areas
- Using extremely abusive or obscene language
- Making unreasonably loud noises after being asked to stop
- To disrupt a group of individuals who have assembled in a lawful manner
Since disorderly conduct charges can be brought in a vast range of situations, they are frequently used to justify arrests where there was little probable cause for the arrest in the first place. As such, an experienced criminal defense attorney will be able to effectively fight any and all charges of disorderly conduct.
At Dunham & Ingram, our Gainesville disorderly conduct attorneys have an in-depth understanding of this specific area of law. Backed by decades of experience, our lawyers can effectively navigate you through the legal process while making sure your rights are fully protected. We will be with you every step of the way and aggressively fight for your future and freedom.
Call Dunham & Ingram today at (352) 415-2896 or contact us online to schedule a case evaluation with our Gainesville criminal defense lawyers.
About Disorderly Conduct in Florida
Being charged with disorderly conduct means that the individual in question deprived other people of their right to peace and quiet, or disturbed the peace. Since the definition is so general, there are many possible defenses to these charges, including self-defense, the act did not occur in a public setting, and the First Amendment right to free speech.
The general penalties that you may face include:
- Second-degree misdemeanor conviction
- Imprisonment for up to 60 days
- Fines of up to $500
However, if you are charged with inciting a riot or a public fight, the penalties may be more severe. Regardless of the circumstances or how serious the charges against you may be, we have the skill set needed to fight for you. You can trust our Gainesville criminal defense attorneys with all your legal needs.
Call us today at (352) 415-2896 and schedule your consultation.
What Sets Us Apart
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AffordableWe offer no-obligation consultation to new clients.
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HelpfulWe know the value of communicating clearly with our clients.
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AggressiveWe know how to fight efficiently.
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CommittedWe are dedicated to each of our clients.
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ExperiencedWe have handled all types of misdemeanors and felonies.
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I'd highly recommend this firm to anyone in need of legal representation. Both Mr. Ingram and Mr. Dunham have representated me at different court hearings. Each time was a complete victory. They and their office staff were always kind, helpful, and responsive. In addition to being extremely knowledgeable, I think they are great people in general. I'd have them represent me again 100%.Dill A.
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“Mr. Ingram managed my case with precision and confidence, resulting in an outcome which pleased me very much, and was far beyond what I had originally expected, given my legal situation at the time.”Bert
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Attorney Andy Ingram was kind, patient, and informative during my criminal proceedings. He helped me win my case with no charges. He is always available by phone to answer any questions or concerns. He immediately took on my case with confidence and I am forever grateful.R.F.