Sentences with phrase «disorderly conduct charges»
Healy was convicted on disorderly conduct charges in 2007.
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- Public advocate and mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio was arrested Wednesday on disorderly conduct charges during a rally to keep Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn from closing.
Answer: Sorry, but «bar bet» is not an affirmative defense to this type of disorderly conduct charge.
Historically, those who have been arrested in Glen Ellyn for public urination have been cited with a misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge, said Deputy Police Chief Bill Holmer.
Our prosecutor has informed us she would accept disorderly conduct charges regarding it, but I feel we could come to an agreement regarding a modification to it.»
If you attended the Morris County St. Paddy's Day Parade and now face drug charges, alcohol charges, or disorderly conduct charges in Morristown, NJ, you need skilled legal representation.
The first offense was a disorderly conduct charge, after allegedly discharging a BB gun on campus.
Mills, who prosecutors said pleaded guilty to insurance fraud in August 2008 and convicted on a disorderly conduct charge in March 2010, could not immediately be reached for comment.
Those who sat or knelt in front of the door to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's offices face a disorderly conduct charge, a violation.
His increasing excitement as he explains the game to other shoppers (but to no one in particular), his accelerating patter, his rapid movement of pieces on the board, his high - speed strategizing, and his considerable size are all the stuff of a disorderly conduct charge.
Prosecutors dropped a disorderly conduct charge against Tobey two weeks later, Wired reports.
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A disorderly conduct charge can result from any number of situations, including:
In this post at the The National Journal's Gate, Jane Roh suggests that Craig can argue that he had no idea that his conduct — toe tapping and having a wide stance in his stall — could constitute an invitation to sex or serve as the basis for a disorderly conduct charge.