Brandeis Student Charged with Disorderly Conduct? Protect Their Future with Experienced Legal Defense
Being charged with disorderly conduct can be overwhelming for a Brandeis University student. Whether it happened on campus, at a party, or off-campus in Waltham, the legal and academic consequences can be serious.
At Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm, we defend students in Waltham District Court and work with families to safeguard their record and future.
📞 Call (857) 229-2442 for a free, confidential consultation today.
What Is Disorderly Conduct in Massachusetts?
Under M.G.L. Chapter 272, Section 53, disorderly conduct includes:
🔹 Behavior that disturbs public order (e.g., fighting, creating hazards, or excessive noise)
🔹 Intentional disruption in a public space
This misdemeanor charge can have lasting impacts, especially for college students.
Possible Penalties
A conviction may result in:
💰 Fines
⛓️ Up to 6 months in jail
🗃️ A criminal record affecting jobs, housing, and graduate school
Common Scenarios for Brandeis Students
Disorderly conduct charges often stem from:
🎉 Parties or large gatherings
✊ Protests or confrontational demonstrations
🍻 Public intoxication or loud behavior
💬 Public arguments or emotional incidents
🚔 Failure to comply with police during mental health or alcohol-related incidents
Waltham District Court Information
Waltham District Court
📍 38 Linden Street, Waltham, MA 02452
📞 (781) 894-4500
Our attorneys are experienced in this court, familiar with its judges and procedures.
Will Brandeis University Discipline Me?
Yes, even for off-campus incidents. Per Brandeis' Student Rights and Responsibilities and Public Safety Statutes, violations may lead to:
📋 Disciplinary probation
🛏️ Loss of housing
📤 Suspension or expulsion
What Parents Should Know
Will This Go on My Child's Record?
Yes, if convicted. However, first-time offenders may qualify for diversion programs or pre-trial probation to avoid a conviction.
Will It Affect Scholarships or Financial Aid?
Possibly. While a misdemeanor may not impact FAFSA, private scholarships or university awards could be at risk.
Do We Need a Lawyer?
Yes. A lawyer can:
⚖️ Navigate court and university hearings
📂 Pursue dismissal or record sealing
🤝 Communicate with Brandeis officials
Why Choose Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm?
🎓 Extensive experience with student cases
⚖️ Skilled in Waltham District Court and Brandeis disciplinary processes
🤝 Compassionate, results-driven approach
🏆 Proven success in protecting students' futures
Contact Us for a Free Consultation
Marin, Barrett, and Murphy Law Firm
📍 572 Washington Street, Suite 21, Wellesley, MA 02482
📞 (857) 229-2442
If your Brandeis student faces a disorderly conduct charge, don't wait. Call us 24/7 for expert legal guidance to protect their future.
🚨 URGENT: Charged with disorderly conduct? Call now for a free consultation.
