What is Disorderly Conduct? 

Disorderly Conduct is defined as acting in such unreasonable manner as to alarm or disturb another and to provoke a breach of the peace.  Examples of disorderly conduct are:

• Being drunk in public
• False alarm (for example, reporting fire or an explosive, when none exists)
• Peeping in the window of another house
• Harassing debtors
• Filing a false report
• Falsely calling 911

David B. Franks is an experienced criminal defense attorney who can help you if you’ve been arrested for disorderly conduct in Cary, IL, or in McHenry, Lake, or Boone county.  Mr. Franks’ years of experience in handling criminal law make him an ideal choice for representing you in a Cary Disorderly Conduct charge, or any other type of criminal charge that you may be facing.  Call David Franks at 847-854-7700 today for a free initial consultation.