 Hi, I'm David Cantor with the Law Offices of David Michael Cantor. People will contact our office and say, what is felony disorderly conduct? Well, first of all, disorderly conduct can be a misdemeanor and a felony. Usually a misdemeanor means you're just being loud, obnoxious. They call it seriously disruptive behavior. When it becomes a felony, almost always involves a weapon. For example, if I were to take a gun in the middle of a party or an argument and I were to display it to the side, point it up, maybe fire around or not fire around and I was somewhat threatening saying, hey, look, you better watch your tongue. You're dealing with me now. I could be charged with a felony disorderly conduct. That carries a minimum of a year and a half in prison, presumptive of two and a quarter and a max of three years. The minute that barrel points forward and actually puts somebody in imminent fear of imminent physical injuries, serious bodily injury or death, it becomes a felony aggravated assault. Even if I don't fire the gun, now it's five years minimum, seven and a half presumptive, 15 maximum. Either way, they're both very serious charges. A lot of times you'll hear about road rage where people will wave a gun thinking somebody's gonna come into their lane and run into them because they're being mad. Well, the person with the gun almost always gets charged. If any of these situations apply to you, we can help you. We are very successful at defending these types of charges. Give us a call.