
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in Northern Virginia? What You Need to Know Now
Disorderly Conduct in Virginia (Va. Code § 18.2-415)
A charge of Disorderly Conduct can arise from conduct that disturbs the peace in public places like schools, government buildings, or at public events. It’s often linked to alcohol-related incidents, which may also involve DUI or public intoxication.
At Battlefield Law Group, we know that a misunderstanding or overreaction can quickly turn into a criminal charge. Our team defends clients across Northern Virginia with strong legal strategies tailored to each case.
Common Situations: Yelling in public, disrupting events, refusing to leave a location, or being confrontational with police.
Penalties: Typically a Class 1 misdemeanor — up to 12 months in jail and a $2,500 fine.
Our team at Battlefield Law Group has over 50+ years combined experience in handling charges like Disorderly Conduct. We will listen to you, create a curated defense, and we are not afraid to go to trial to fight for you!
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Trusted Criminal Defense for Spanish-Speakers
At Battlefield Law Group, we are committed to providing the best legal defense possible for our Spanish-speaking clients. Our bilingual staff is available in-office five days a week, ensuring clear communication and personalized legal support. For added convenience, our after-hours answering service is also available to assist you.
If you need an experienced lawyer to for DUI, traffic violations, or other criminal matters and prefer assistance in Spanish, contact Battlefield Law Group today.

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