Breach of the peace definition

Breach of the peace means seriously disruptive behavior as prohibited by Arizona’s “disorderly conduct” statute (A.R.S. §13-2904), including, but not limited to, committing acts of violence, making unreasonable noise; engaging in protracted disruptive behavior to prevent a lawful meeting, gathering, or procession; and refusing to obey a lawful order to disperse.

Breach of the peace means repeated acts that disturb the public order including, but not limited to, homicide, assault, affray, communicating threats, unlawful possession of dangerous or deadly weapons, and discharging firearms.

Breach of the peace means using abusive or obscene language in a pub- lic place, resisting a lawful arrest, and trespassing or damaging University or private property.

Examples of Breach of the peace in a sentence

• As these offences would have previously been classified as crime code 47002: Breach of the peace, any comparisons over time for the offence of Breach of the peace should be made using the top 35 category Breach of the peace etc.• The top 35 category Drunk driving was renamed Driving under the influence, to reflect the fact that this category includes offences relating to driving while under the influence of drugs as well as offences relating to drink driving.

• In turn crime codes 47001: Minor assault and 47006: Minor assault of an emergency worker were similarly renamed 47001: Common assault and 47006: Common assault of an emergency worker respectively.• The top 35 category Breach of the peace was changed to Breach of the peace etc.

• Disorderly conduct including, but not limited to: • Boisterousness, rowdiness, obscene, or indecent conduct or appearance.• Obstruction or disruption of teaching, research, administration, or other Institute activities, including its public service functions or other authorized activities.• Breach of the peace.

• Breach of the peace – which does not constitute a criminal offence (R.

• The category has been renamed as it now includes the following offences in addition to Breach of the peace: Threatening or abusive behaviour, Offence of stalking, Offensive behaviour at football (under the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications Scotland Act 2012) and Threatening communications (Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications Act 2012).

More Definitions of Breach of the peace

Breach of the peace means seriously disruptive behavior as prohibited by Arizona’s “disorderly conduct” statute (A.R.S. §13-2904), including, but not limited to, committing acts of violence, using abusive or offensive language or gestures to any person in a manner likely to provoke immediate physical retaliation by such person, making unreasonable noise; engaging in protracted disruptive behavior to prevent a lawful meeting, gathering, or procession; and refusing to obey a lawful order to disperse.

Breach of the peace means a violation of public tranquility and order. Crimes which are considered crimes of breach of the peace shall be determined by the Chief of Police and set forth in a rule, regulation or order which shall be available to the public.

Breach of the peace means conduct destroying or menacing public order and tranquility and may include acts of violence or acts or words likely to produce violence as well as acts or conduct that threaten the public peace.

Breach of the peace in subsection (2) means—

Breach of the peace means any act that disturbs the public tranquility

Breach of the peace means as defined in F.S. § 877.03.

Breach of the peace means seriously disruptive conduct involving abusive, disorderly, dangerous, aggressive, or provocative speech and behaviors tending to threaten or incite violence. “Breach of the peace” goes well beyond behavior acceptable in a civil society and is the only basis to eject, exclude or prevent a participant from attending all or part of a public body meeting.