Disorderly Conduct or Breach of the Peace, Florida

In the State of Florida, Disorderly Conduct or Breach of the Peace is governed by Florida Statute 877.03. The charge of Disorderly Conduct or Breach of the Peace is a 2nd Degree Misdemeanor punishable up to 60 days in a county jail.

If a Misdemeanor charge is filed against you, you may not have to appear in court. Further, by hiring an experienced criminal offense attorney you may prevent the misdemeanor charge being officially filed by the State Attorney's Office. Even if the charge is filed against you, there are numerous options available to you to secure a dismissal or criminal conviction on your record.

These options include:

1. Misdemeanor Diversion Program (MDP)
2. Plea to a withhold adjudication (no conviction)
3. Filing Motions to Suppress and/or Dismiss.
4. Going to Trial, either by Judge or Jury.

Every case is different. Therefore, it is imperative that you speak with an experienced criminal attorney immediately. I have over 19 years of criminal defense experience, and I have represented 4,000 clients accused of various crimes.

Please call me today for a Free Consultation at (954) 320-6960.