pt 6 creek orlean

[size=18][font=Times New Roman][color=#0000FF]CHAPTER 4: CRIMES AFFECTING PUBLIC PEACE[/color][/font][/size][font=Times New Roman]

Unlawful Assembly
(a) When two or more individuals gather with the intent to commit an illegal act or engage in a lawful act with violence or disorder, they are guilty of a misdemeanor, and the punishment may be a sentence of 40 minutes.

(b) If a group fails to peacefully protest or demonstrate without proper permits or city authorization, the group leader or organizer shall receive an infraction with a fine of $200.

Incitement to Riot
A person who deliberately provokes or intends to provoke a crowd or large group of peacefully assembled individuals in public or private areas to engage in violent or disruptive acts is guilty of a felony, punishable by a sentence of 1 hour and 35 minutes.

Riot
(a) Remaining at the scene of a riot or unlawful assembly after being lawfully ordered to disperse results in a misdemeanor charge, with a potential sentence of 40 minutes.

(b) Participating in a riot that involves forcibly taking another person from the lawful custody of a peace officer is a felony, punishable by a sentence of 2 hours.

Brandishing a Firearm
A person who, without acting in self-defense, displays a firearm in an angry or threatening manner is guilty of a misdemeanor, and the sentence may be 40 minutes.

Brandishing a Deadly Weapon
A person who, without acting in self-defense, displays a deadly weapon other than a firearm in an angry or threatening manner is guilty of a misdemeanor, and the sentence may be 40 minutes.

Disturbing the Peace
(a) Engaging in unlawful fighting in a public place or challenging another individual to fight in public view, regardless of their consent, is a misdemeanor, and the punishment may be a sentence of 45 minutes.

(b) Disturbing another person through loud and unreasonable noise is subject to an infraction with a fine of $120.

(c) Using offensive words in a public place that are inherently likely to provoke an immediate violent reaction is subject to an infraction with a fine of $150.[/font]