MASSACHUSETTS DISORDERLY CONDUCT DEFENSE ATTORNEYS  

DEFEND CLIENTS CHARGED WITH DISORDERLY CONDUCT IN MASSACHUSETTS

You are accused of perhaps drinking too much and then getting loud, boisterous, and cussing out somebody. This will probably result in you being charged with disorderly conduct in Massachusetts. You may end up in jail and a stiff fine. Don't let this happend to you. Our Massachusetts disorderly conduct defense attorneys regularly represent clients who are charged with disorderly conduct. The Massachusetts criminal defense attorneys of SRIS, P.C. have an office in the city of Boston, Massachusetts. If you wish to consult a SRIS, P.C. disorderly conduct defense attorney in Massachusetts, please simply contact us via e-mail, phone, or by filling out our on-line form. A Massachusetts disorderly conduct defense lawyer of SRIS, P.C. will gladly consult with you regarding your matter.

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE:
101 Federal Street, Suite 1900
Boston, Massachusetts 02110
Phone: 888-437-7747

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DISORDERLY CONDUCT LAWS IN THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS

Section 59. Ordinances or regulations relating to streets, reservations, or parkways; alcoholic beverages; profanity; arrest without warrant (top)

Section 59. Whoever remains in a street or elsewhere in a town in wilful violation of an ordinance or by-law of such town or of any rule or regulation for the government or use of any public reservation, parkway or boulevard made under authority of law by any department, officer or board in charge thereof, whoever is in a street or elsewhere in a town in wilful violation of an ordinance or by-law of such town or of any rule or regulation for the government or use of any public reservation, parkway or boulevard made under authority of law by any department, officer or board in charge thereof, the substance of which is the drinking or possession of alcoholic beverage, and whoever in a street or other public place accosts or addresses another person with profane or obscene language, in wilful violation of an ordinance or by-law of such town, may be arrested without a warrant by an officer authorized to serve criminal process in the place where the offence is committed and kept in custody until he can be taken before a court having jurisdiction of the offence.