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Disorderly conduct is generally considered to be disrupting the public by being too loud, recklessly engaging in violent behavior, disrupting a peaceful assembly of people or being too rowdy. Getting charged with disorderly conduct is more than a suggestion that you got a little reckless or rowdy. Disorderly conduct charges should be taken seriously, as you can be fined up to $10,000 which will affect you economically. There are a multitude of reason why someone would be charged with disorderly conduct including: setting off fireworks at night, blasting music late at night, making threats to people, being too intoxicated in public as well as many other situations. It is vital to have an experienced disorderly conduct defense attorney like Sami Azhari, who can research all the facts of your case to make the best defense for your case. If you are convicted and charged, you face 30 to 120 mandatory community service hours, and this is not something you would want to do.
The good news for you is that Sami Azhari knows how to defend you against disorderly charges.
Contact Sami today to discuss your disorderly conduct case and learn more about what he can do to help you. If you would like to reach Sami quickly and directly, please call his cell phone 24/7 at (312) 626-2871 or (847) 255-2100. The consultation is free. For your convenience, weekend appointments are available.
Sami takes the time to learn about the specific facts and circumstances surrounding each case. Then with meticulous preparation and years of experience a unique strategy is developed to obtain the best result.
– Michael S.Sami is an excellent advocate, and really fights for his clients. He is an absolute professional. I recommend Sami to anyone who finds themselves in need of a criminal defense attorney.
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