what is the fine for misorderly conduct in bellaire, ohio?
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Disorderly conduct can be one of two crimes in Ohio.\n\nIt can be a Minor Misdemeanor which is punishable by upto a $100 fine and no confinement.\n\nIt can also be a Misdemeanor of the fourth degree which is called Persistent Disorderly Conduct and is punishable by up to 30 days confinement and/or upto $250 fine.
226964
Depends on where in Florida you were issued the ticket.  The link below might be a good place to start - instructions for payment on tickets issued in Broward County...
599003
Jail time, and suspension or possible loss of liscence. A HEFTY fine.
295601
I think he will be looking at jail time on this one especially with a prior record. Grand Rapids is cracking down on this sort of thing and they talk about some pretty harsh penalty's for marking a building. There will probably be a fine and court cost and restitution.
100763
Talk to a local attorney. They usually offer free consultations and can tell you what if anything was wrong with what happened in the situation. If you feel there was something wrong with the situation then maybe there was. If anything maybe you can at least get an apology from the chief of police even if there was nothing legally wrong with the situation.
860689
There should be a place on the ticket somewhere that tells how much the fine will be.  Just pay it and be done with it.  Then you can watch your auto insurance rates go up, but they will anyway, so you may as well pay it and chalk it up to being a bad experience.
404189
Disorderly conduct is a "violation," the lowest form of crime. "A  sentence  to  pay a fine for a violation shall be a sentence to pay an amount, fixed by the court, not exceeding two hundred fifty dollars."
211388
I really doubt they will toss you in the slammer for a parking ticket.  You'll pay the fine and go with a good lesson learned.
810001
I AM from Ohio and have never heard of such a thing. I know if you live out of state, sometimes they will keep your license until you pay the ticket, and then mail it back but if I were you...I'd call the number on your citation to find out exactly what you're supposed to pay. The tickets I've gotten in Ohio generally have the fine listed on the back.
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Well depends on the state/city/county and depends on how the disturbing the peace was worded. If it's a simple Disorderly conduct (DOC) or Disorderly conduct by language, The DOC by language would cost more. Most DOCL is in the range of $250-$600 which is a class c miss. A simple doc ticket could be $15-$100.\n\nAs far as the water throwing goes. That could be a class B assault charge do to being an object throw or criminal mischief by motions or assault by contact or assault by object.\n\nIt's hard to say do to not knowing how the charges where worded. Like the subject hit the guy with water or the suspect assaulted the victim with a liquid causing minor eye discomfort. \n\nIt all falls on how the report and charges are worded.
930386
MOst likely it will be a Fine and if its a smaller town community service. \n\nMost areas do not send people to jail for that charge unless it is a repetitive offence
478304
not really sure what you are asking but some pretty terrible sports fans are of the Ohio State Buckeys Football team. I live in Columbus and I go to OSU but I freakin hate when there are like mini riots. One time a couple years ago my mom's car was in our driveway and all her windows were busted in during one of those mini riots after a game.
810927
Are you talking about DeRolph vs. State of Ohio? Try the link below, which gives a chronology of the case. Or try searching on "DeRolph vs. State of Ohio" for other links that may give you the information you need. Good luck!
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unfortunatly, even small amounts of cocaine in ohio is a felony, the amount you posses however determines what felony you are charged with(felony 1,2,3 Etc...) the amount that you were charged with is a felony 4 punishable by 1-3 years prison time. get a good lawyer cause youre gonna need one
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I don't know about in NY, but it can happen in GA;  cop wrote ticket for failure to yield right of way; guy even admitted he ran the red light light; witnesses all agreed;  judge let him go b/c officer should have written "failure to yield right of way while making a left hand turn"!!
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Yeah u will get a big fine and some AAmeetings thats what they gave me 4 my first time and i was 16 driving. And that was in ohio @ the time.
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Yes. even if pulled over for another infraction, cops can take you in. Best bet - call the court and apologize for forgetting to handle your tickets, then beg for a court date to take care of it. If youve gotten your registration taken care of, they might dismiss this violation and lower your fine. You can also plead your case and tell them you cant affford $600...they will lower it or break it into payments for you...\n\nGood luck.