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Is Offensive Language Criminal in New Jersey?

By Lependorf & Silverstein

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There are many types of actions that could result in an allegation of disorderly conduct. In New Jersey, disorderly conduct is a petty offense that could result in up to 30 days in a county jail. In general, disorderly conduct charges are not defined as a crime, but they will be included on your criminal record. Disorderly conduct charges typically remain on a person?s criminal record for at least five years. So, in New Jersey, it may leave a blemish on your record for several years. Disorderly conduct charges, under New Jersey Statute 2C:33-2, are separated into two subsections: improper behavior and offensive language. With proper representation, it is common for offensive language charges to be dismissed in court. It is not in the best interest of the defendant, however, to assume that the charges will not result in a serious penalty...continue to full post

Full post as published by New Jersey Criminal Defense Blog on February 17, 2011 (boomark / email).

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