Disorderly Conduct, C.R.S. 18-9-106, is often charged when a person uses “obviously offensive” language or gestures in a public setting. Often, people question whether Disorderly Conduct can be charged for acts like these, given that the First Amendment generally protects freedom of speech. However, the answer is usually “no” – speech that results in Disorderly Conduct charges is usually not Continue Reading
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Harassment vs. Disorderly Conduct in Larimer CountyDistrict Attorney Charged for Road Rage Confrontation
Harassment and Disorderly Conduct are sometimes charged together in Larimer County, Colorado, especially after road rage incidents. Such was the case with this Fremont County District Attorney, who was charged with both crimes earlier this year. The DA had stepped out of her vehicle to confront another driver, whom she claimed almost hit her with his own car. During the Continue Reading
Disorderly Conduct Lawyer in Fort Collins, ColoradoCriminal Charges for Disturbing the Peace in Larimer County
If you have been criminally charged with Disorderly Conduct in Fort Collins, Colorado, you will need to hire a top criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible. In Colorado, disturbing the peace can result in petty offense or misdemeanor charges. In either case, you could be facing hundreds of dollars in fines and up to several months in the Larimer Continue Reading
Disorderly Conduct Attorney in Fort Collins Top 4 Frequently Asked Questions about Disorderly Conduct in Colorado
Disorderly Conduct is a crime charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County for various actions that disturb the peace or safety of the public. Found under C.R.S. 18-9-106, a person can be arrested for or given a summons for Disorderly Conduct if they intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly: Let’s answer the top 4 frequently asked questions related to Disorderly Conduct charges Continue Reading
Fort Collins Obstructing a Highway Attorney Actress Arrested for Blocking Sidewalk During Minimum Wage Protest
Did you know that in Fort Collins and Larimer County blocking a sidewalk is a criminal offense? Well, now you do! Recently, actress Susan Sarandon was arrested for just that – an issue stemming from a protest. According to the report, the actress was involved in a minimum wage protest because a state had raised their minimum wage, but failed Continue Reading
Fort Collins Disorderly Conduct Lawyer Man Charged for Throwing a Beer at Comedian
Disorderly Conduct is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County for many different actions, one including using offensive language or offensive action in public. A man recently pled to this crime after he expressed his dislike for a comedian in an inappropriate way. According to the report, a female comedian was performing onstage when she began to talk politics. Apparently, Continue Reading
Disorderly Conduct Attorney for Logan County Officers Hogtie Man and Charge Disorderly Conduct
Disorderly Conduct is charged across Colorado including in Kit Carson County, Logan County, Morgan County, Phillips County, Sedgwick County, Washington County, and Yuma County for many different reasons. Sometimes, when police in Sterling or Holyoke are annoyed or dislike an individual, they find a way to charge them – and Disorderly Conduct is an easy one they tend to rely Continue Reading
Faced with Disorderly Conduct Charges after July 4th?
Are you facing Disorderly Conduct charges in Larimer County after your celebrations on the 4th of July? We understand. It’s easy to be charged with this crime. In fact, Disorderly Conduct is sort of a “catch-all” crime which Fort Collins, Estes Park, and Loveland police charge when they don’t know what else to do. Let’s take a look at this Continue Reading
Memorial Day Weekend in Fort Collins: Don’t Let it End at the Larimer County Jail
This weekend is Memorial Day Weekend. For most of us, this means a three day weekend. Everyone has big plans, whether it be camping, having a barbecue, getting the boat onto Horsetooth Reservoir, taking the first hike of the year, or simply kicking back and relaxing in the backyard. No matter how you decide to spend the holiday, keep in Continue Reading
Charged with Disorderly Conduct after Yelling at Fort Collins Police?
Did you know that swearing at a police officer can be considered a crime? The right to free speech which is protected by our First Amendment is often completely ignored by law enforcement officials in Loveland, Estes Park, and Fort Collins. You can be charged with Disorderly Conduct if you yell or swear at a police officer after being pulled Continue Reading