Understanding Disorderly Conduct Penalties
Summary
The user is facing a disorderly conduct charge in Connecticut due to a domestic violence dispute. The case is set to be dismissed if the user complies with a court-ordered plan, which includes attending counseling twice a week for six months. The user is pregnant and is considering modifying a no-contact protective order to allow the other party to provide prenatal support. The user is unsure about their rights and potential concerns related to modifying the protective order.Full Conversation
i have a pending disorderly
What state are you in, Lulu? The laws for disorderly conduct vary by location.
CT
In Connecticut, disorderly conduct can include fighting, disturbing a meeting, or blocking traffic. Penalties can include fines and/or imprisonment. Can you provide more details about your case?
It is a domestic violence dispute with disorderly conduct but the case is being dismissed in the spring
What led to the decision to dismiss the case in the spring?
In Connecticut, domestic violence cases are taken seriously and often involve protective orders, counseling, and potential penalties.
In Connecticut, domestic violence cases are taken seriously and often involve protective orders, counseling, and potential penalties.
If I follow through with my court ordered plan it will be dimssed
What does your court-ordered plan entail?
In Connecticut, such plans often involve:
- Attending counseling or anger management classes
- Complying with any protective orders
- Avoiding further legal trouble
In Connecticut, such plans often involve:
- Attending counseling or anger management classes
- Complying with any protective orders
- Avoiding further legal trouble
attending counselimg
That's a positive step, Lulu. Can you share how often and for how long you are required to attend counseling?
twice a week and flr
What does "flr" mean in this context? It's important to understand all aspects of your court-ordered plan.
twice a week and for the next 6 months
That's a significant commitment, Lulu. Are you aware of the consequences if you fail to attend these counseling sessions as ordered by the court?
yes
What are the consequences you're aware of for not attending the counseling sessions as ordered by the court?
i can be sentenced to jail
Yes, non-compliance with court-ordered plans can lead to penalties, including jail time. It's crucial to follow the plan to avoid further legal complications.
I became pregnant around the time of my dispute
Congratulations on your pregnancy, Lulu. How does this affect your ability to comply with the court-ordered plan?
i want to modify te protective order to allow the other party to become involved in the process
What is the current status of the protective order and why do you want the other party to be involved?
looking to receive prenatal support from the father
What is the current status of the father? Is he willing to provide prenatal support?
the father and i have no contact orders
What is the father's stance on modifying the protective order to provide prenatal support?
i don’t know his stance
Have you considered reaching out to him through a legal representative to discuss the modification of the protective order?
i don’t know
What steps have you taken to modify the protective order?
what are the pros and cons of modifying the protective order due to pregnancy.
What is the nature of the protective order in place?
Pros and Cons of modifying a protective order can vary:
- Pros: Potential support, involvement of both parents.
- Cons: Risk of further disputes, potential safety concerns.
Pros and Cons of modifying a protective order can vary:
- Pros: Potential support, involvement of both parents.
- Cons: Risk of further disputes, potential safety concerns.
what is the nature?
By "nature", I mean what are the specific terms of the protective order? For example, does it completely prohibit contact or does it allow for certain exceptions?
completely prohibits contact
What steps have you taken to initiate the modification of the protective order?
i ba e.
I'm sorry, but I didn't understand your last message. Could you please clarify what you mean by "i ba e"?
i have not take
What steps do you plan to take to initiate the modification of the protective order?
i have not taken any
What is the reason you haven't taken any steps to modify the protective order yet?
i don’t know my rights
What specific rights are you unsure about in relation to modifying the protective order?
i don’t know it modifying the protective order is the right thing for me to do
What are your main concerns about modifying the protective order?
what could be some concerns
Some potential concerns could be:
- Risk of further disputes or violence
- Emotional stress
- Potential legal complications if the order is violated.
- Risk of further disputes or violence
- Emotional stress
- Potential legal complications if the order is violated.