Legal Question in Criminal Law in New York
will i go to jail for a disorderly conduct charge that wasnt serious
Asked on 10/15/10, 1:48 pm
3 Answers from Attorneys
Matthew Parham
Western New York Law Center, Inc.
It's unlikely. Disorderly conduct is a violation, which is not even considered a criminal offense. It's technically possible for some jail time to be imposed upon a conviction, but very rare.
DISCLAIMER: This is for general informational purposes only and is not formal legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is created by this message. For formal legal advice, schedule an office visit with an attorney.
Answered on 10/20/10, 2:04 pm
Robert Evans
Robert S. Evans esq.
It is a violation with a possibility of jail, but absent really exascerbating circumstances, it is highly unlikely. You may contact my office @7188340087 for a phone consultation.
Answered on 10/21/10, 9:30 am
peter bark
bark & karpf
The maximum penalty is 15 days in jail, but if you are a first offender probably no jail.
Answered on 10/23/10, 8:34 am
Related Questions & Answers
-
My boyfriend called my email provider and got my username. He then proceeded to use... Asked 10/15/10, 6:50 am in United States New York Criminal Law
-
My husband was arrested for so called robbing someone and cutting him. The truth is... Asked 10/14/10, 5:22 pm in United States New York Criminal Law
-
I quit my job 2 years ago, my employer at that time was having financial problems in... Asked 10/14/10, 5:21 pm in United States New York Criminal Law
-
We had money and other items stolen from our house. There was no sign of forced... Asked 10/14/10, 12:16 pm in United States New York Criminal Law
-
I have a misdemeanor charge of 2nd degree recklass degree endangerment. What is the... Asked 10/14/10, 10:03 am in United States New York Criminal Law
Looking for something else?
10,200 active attorneys ready to answer your legal questions today.
Featured Attorneys
Earn additional revenue and grow your business.
