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1. It may depend on if it is a state or federal charge.

Tue Oct 9, 2012, 03:11 PM

Oct 2012

Either way, you should be able to look it up online.

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What does “nuisance conduct” mean, when someone is charged with it? [View all] raccoon Oct 2012 OP

It may depend on if it is a state or federal charge. porphyrian Oct 2012 #1

A person has annoyed TPTB, who put the police onto her/him. HereSince1628 Oct 2012 #2

I'll take a stab at it. bluedigger Oct 2012 #3

Ideas here: elleng Oct 2012 #4

Sounds archaic or is a Britishism for "disturbing the peace" leveymg Oct 2012 #5

Public nuisance is a step down, I think HappyMe Oct 2012 #6

Thanks, HH, for that list. nt raccoon Oct 2012 #9