Disorderly Conduct Charge Explained

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Disorderly conduct in New Mexico can include offensive or annoying actions like loud noise or trespassing. Threatening a police officer while intoxicated can also lead to such charges. Penalties may include up to 6 months in jail and a $500 fine. Consulting a local attorney is essential for understanding and defending your case.

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I got charged with disorderly conduct ( toubcing a house ) im not sure what that means ... this is my firs time being in trouble ... my case is going to trial
Hello ****, "Disorderly Conduct" charges can vary based on location. To better assist you, could you provide the state where this occurred?
New mexico
In New Mexico, disorderly conduct can include actions that are offensive or annoying to others, such as loud noise or fighting. This can also include trespassing. If convicted, it's a petty misdemeanor with a maximum of 6 months jail time and a $* fine.
What does touchin a house mean?
"Touching a house" could potentially refer to trespassing, or coming into contact with another person's property without permission. However, without more context or specific laws, it's hard to say definitively. You should consult with a local attorney for a more precise interpretation.
Oh okay . .. like the hospital property because thats where i got arrested ... it says i was threaing a police officer. I was very intoxicated
In New Mexico, threatening a police officer can be considered "Assault upon a Peace Officer". This is a felony and can lead to serious consequences. It is important to consult a local attorney.
Why would they charge me with disorderly then?
The disorderly conduct charge could be due to your alleged threatening behavior while intoxicated. It can be considered a breach of peace, which falls under disorderly conduct in New Mexico. It's advised to consult with a local attorney.
That was the only charge i got was disorderly
It seems like the disorderly conduct charge might be related to your alleged threatening behavior and intoxication. It's crucial to get legal advice from a local attorney for a better understanding of your case.