Disorderly Conduct Charges in Maryland
A disorderly conduct charge in Maryland is a serious misdemeanor. It can feel like a minor issue, but a conviction could impact your future. You could face fines, a jail sentence, or both.
The state must prove specific details to convict you. They must show that you willfully acted in a disorderly way that disturbed public peace. This might include making unreasonably loud noises.
A conviction for disorderly conduct can result in a fine of up to $500 and up to 60 days in jail. In some cases, such as interfering with a sporting event or a medical facility, the penalties can be harsher, with up to 90 days in jail and increased fines.
Whether your case is in Annapolis, Crofton, Ocean City, or Bethesda, a local attorney who understands the court procedures and has relationships with prosecutors in surrounding counties like Anne Arundel, Montgomery, and Worcester can be a crucial asset in fighting the charges and protecting your future.
Call (240) 439-1922 or fill out our online form for a free consultation to discuss your case.
A Lawyer Who Fights for You
Facing a criminal charge can be an emotional time. We treat you with respect and compassion while we aggressively fight for you. As a former prosecutor, Caroline Norman Frost has firsthand experience with how the state builds its cases. She uses this insider knowledge to build a strong, proactive defense for you.
Your future is on the line. We are prepared to fight for your freedom. We carefully listen to your side of the story and act quickly to find the weaknesses in the state’s case. We build a thorough counterattack by reviewing documents, gathering evidence, and interviewing witnesses.
Talk to an Experienced Maryland Criminal Defense Attorney
The state has extensive resources to use against you. It's crucial that you have an experienced defense lawyer on your side to level the playing field. We are dedicated to providing the defense you need and truly care about protecting your future.
Don't risk your future. The sooner you contact us, the sooner we can help you. Call our office at (240) 439-1922 or fill in our form to schedule a free consultation.
