Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Failure to disperse is a misdemeanor. If you're convicted, you could face up to six months in jail. Here at Shouse Law Group, we have represented a number of people. We've defended a number of people over the years who are charged with this offense-- many times in connection with marches and political demonstrations-- and we've had a lot of success in these cases. So it may be a situation where the police did abuse their power and you were merely exercising your constitutional rights. It may be a situation where you were a mere bystander at a riot or an unlawful assembly, but you weren't really taking part in it. Or it may be a situation where the police ordered you to disperse and you tried to, but they never really gave you an opportunity. If you're in this situation, we invite you to contact us here at Shouse Law Group. Tell us the circumstances. We'll see what we can do to get the charges reduced or dismissed.
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