Public Order Offences
What is a public order offence?
An example of a public order offence is the charge of Affray.
Under a charge of affray, a person is alleged to have engaged in conduct that would have caused a person present to fear for their safety.
People often find themselves charged with affray when they are part of a group near licenced premises.
They can become caught up in a situation that was not of their making.
What should I do if I’m charged with a public order offence?
There are defences to pubic order charges.
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