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Disorderly Conduct Charges in Miami

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Disorderly conduct, or breaching the peace, is charged against "[w]hoever commits such acts as are of a nature to corrupt the public morals, or outrage the sense of public decency, or affect the peace and quiet of persons who may witness them..." among other offenses. This charge may be brought against people caught fighting in public or making a loud noise in a quiet place, those who are involved in a party, convention, or other activity, either in a private home or in a public place.

Disorderly Conduct Charges and Your Rights

However, as a Miami criminal defense lawyer and former Miami-Dade Cyber Crime Prosecutor, our firm knows that the law seems to set a fine line, allowing law enforcement to ultimately decide what constitutes disorderly conduct in Florida. Under this statute, it is possible to get arrested for speaking your mind. Don't let the police silence you for exercising your rights -- get help from a Miami criminal defense attorney and former Miami-Dade Cyber Crime Prosecutor.

David S. Seltzer is an experienced criminal defense lawyer serving South Florida that can assist you to fight back against disorderly conduct charges. Our legal team acts quickly to fight for you, and in many cases can get the charges dismissed or reduced. We make our legal services available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and offer a FREE, CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATION. We do not have an answering service and make ourselves available to those who need any time day or night. We know when you get caught in the net of law enforcement on disorderly conduct charges, you need to get it resolved before your case progresses any further through the system, and we can help.

Contact a Miami criminal defense lawyer from Seltzer Law, PA for more information or a free consultation about defending charges of disorderly conduct.

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