Legal Question in Criminal Law in Ohio
disorderly conduct
In ohio you can be jailed for disorderly conduct, if the officer feels you will continue to be disorderly. Minor misdemeanor. Once in court, without the threat of actual jail time for the punishment, can a judge hold you for trial if you choose to exersice that right? Right meaning if you choose trial over posting bond, and judge keeping you in jail until the trial. Also, said person is a long time resident of city/county of arrest,has job, etc, You get my point. Thank you.
Asked on 8/28/03, 9:30 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Timothy Hess
T. Hess & Associates, LLC
Re: disorderly conduct
Unless Defendant has a record or will continue to be a danger, he would most likely be released on his own recognisance.
Answered on 8/28/03, 4:54 pm
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