Disorderly conduct criminal defense

In general, disorderly conduct charges center around unruly behavior, but disorderly conduct can include a wide range incidents or similar charges, all of which can require professional legal representation to ensure your case is handled fairly:

• Fighting
• Assault
• Destruction of property
• Disturbing the peace
• Public indecency
• Public urination
• Property damage
• Disorderly conduct charges from Bloomsburg University Police

Disorderly conduct charges, laws and offenses in Pennsylvania can be very complex, so working with a criminal defense attorney is an important step to protecting your legal rights.

After being charged with a disorderly conduct charge or offense, you will likely be asking a wide variety of questions:

• Is disorderly conduct a misdemeanor or felony?
• Can I get sent to jail or prison for disorderly conduct?
• How do I know if my arrest for disorderly conduct was justified?
• Can I get a disorderly conduct charge removed from my record?How do I get a plea bargain for my disorderly conduct charge?
• Can I get a “deal” for my disorderly conduct offense?

Attorneys like the team at Harding, Hill, Turowski & James LLP are ready to answer your questions about disorderly conduct charges and ready to provide personal and quality representation for the Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania area, including Berwick, Danville and Columbia and Montour counties as well as Bloomsburg University.

Harding, Hill, Turowski & James LLP’s lawyers and attorneys are currently accepting new disorderly conduct cases from residents of Bloomsburg, Danville, Berwick and the surrounding Columbia County and Montour County area, as well as Bloomsburg University students.