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Posted by Matthew Marin | Feb 05, 2010 | 0 Comments

Attorney Matthew T. Marin announces a recent trial victory for a client facing a charge of Disorderly Conduct (Fighting Words). If you need assistance or are facing a Rhode Island Disorderly Conduct Charge or other criminal charges, contact Attorney Matthew T. Marin at 401-228-8271 or mm@marinbarrettmurphy.com.

CHARGE: Disorderly Conduct (Fighting Words)
POLICE REPORT: Client, a 18 year old, was escorted out of Club Ultra due to being involved in a fight at the Club. According to the Police, once outside the Client stated, “I am going to call all my boys out of the club to kick the bouncers asses.” The Police then told the Client to leave, the Client refused stating that he was not leaving until he got his revenge. The Police continued to demand that the Client leave the scene, at which point the Client started screaming “You Cops are pussies!” The Client and a female friend with him were then pepper sprayed by the Police, and arrested for Disorderly Conduct, Fighting Words.
RESULT: NOT GUILTY AFTER TRIAL

For More Information About Our Rhode Island Disorderly Conduct Defense Lawyers Visit Our Website at: https://www.matthewtmarin.com/disorderly-conduct-charges

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Matthew Marin

Attorney Matthew T. Marin is a highly skilled criminal defense lawyer with an outstanding track record in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. With expertise in DUI/DWI, drug offenses, domestic violence, and white-collar crimes, he is dedicated to providing personalized and effective representation for his clients. A “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers and a member of the National College for DUI Defense and the National Trial Lawyers Top 100, Attorney Marin is committed to staying current with the latest legal developments and giving back to his community through pro bono work.