New Jersey Disorderly Conduct Attorney

Have you or someone you know been charged with disorderly conduct or a petty disorderly persons offense? If so, our highly rated criminal defense attorney Savyon Grant can help. We handle it all.

We have a 15-year tradition of aggressive defense in all criminal cases in New Jersey, no matter how minor. Regardless of the accusations, you deserve the same conscientious, client-committed service we extend to defendants in serious, high-profile cases. We’re available throughout the week so you can arrange a free initial consultation.

Crimes and Punishments

Crimes considered less serious by the law and New Jersey courts—that is, grand juries aren’t convened to investigate them—are called disorderly persons offenses. These offenses may be punishable by a fine, jail time, or some combination of both. We work to defend you against these worst-case consequences.

Our growing criminal law practice handles disorderly conduct issues such as:

• Shoplifting
• Minor drug possession
• Simple assault
• Petty theft
• Gambling
• Mischievous behavior

These deceptively simple charges may look minor, but such cases can dramatically interrupt a defendant’s life. Disorderly persons offenses in our state carry potential criminal penalties of up to six months in jail, with 30 days for a petty disorderly offense; fines upwards of $1,000 for disorderly and $500 for petty disorderly offenses; community service, suspension of drivers’ licenses, restitution, or probation.

Often, one of our objectives is to get felony charges reduced to a disorderly person’s offense through a plea, thereby lessening punishment and cushioning the impact on your life.

Contact Savyon Grant

A disorderly conduct or petty disorderly conduct charge deserves defense by accomplished, client-committed lawyer Savyon Grant, Esq. & Associates. You’ll benefit from our experience and constant accessibility to you and your legal needs.

Schedule your free initial consultation at our New Jersey law offices today by phone, fax, or e-mail. The sooner we hear about your case, the sooner we can evaluate your prospects. Contact us today.