KANSAS DISORDERLY CONDUCT CRIME

Under Kansas criminal law disorderly conduct is a crime. This is where you are accused of doing something to violate the peace of the public. This charge is most often brought where the following have occurred:

• using offensive, obscene or abusive language
• noisy conduct that causes alarm, anger or resentment in others
• brawling
• fighting
• disturbing an assembly, meeting or procession
• party that is out of control

The penalties include $500 fine and 30 days in jail. Criminal record, loss of employment, inability to get a loan, revocation of probation or parole, etc. are some of the lasting consequences, after you complete what the court orders. Disorderly conduct, while one of the low-level offense in Kansas, should be taken just as seriously. Don't just take a plea deal. There are defenses to this charge. We are here to help you today 913.602.7288. Call Attorney T. Morton now.