Disorderly Conduct

Disorderly conduct is often considered a "catch-all" statute in Connecticut that can be applied to various behaviors. Yet, even though most people tend to believe disorderly conduct is a minor violation, if you have been charged with this crime, you still need to retain experienced legal counsel that can get you through this stressful ordeal. Fortunately, our legal team at the Law Offices of Pat Brown is here for you, ready to vigorously fight on your behalf and protect your rights.

What Is Disorderly Conduct?

In Connecticut, an individual can be found guilty of disorderly conduct when the individual intends to inconvenience, alarm, or annoy another individual by:

Disorderly Conduct Consequences

The crime of disorderly conduct is codified in CGS 53a-182, which indicates that this conduct is considered a Class C misdemeanor. This means that disorderly conduct can be punishable by three months in jail, fines up to $500, and probation. Although people might view disorderly conduct as a minor offense, it can impact your life in major ways!

The Law Offices of Pat Brown Can Help

The Law Offices of Pat Brown is a criminal defense firm that aggressively fights to protect those accused of federal and state crimes in Connecticut. After working as a federal public defender, prosecutor, and military attorney, founder Attorney Pat Brown has the experience and the skills to take on the most complex crimes and fight for his clients' rights.

Charged With Disorderly Conduct? Reach Out to Our Legal Team Today

At the Law Offices of Pat Brown, we know you have many questions following a disorderly conduct charge. That is why you should not wait any longer to seek the legal help you need. Instead, reach out to the Law offices of Pat Brown today for a free case evaluation and let our legal team show you how we can fight on your behalf.