Public Order Offences NSW

Facing a Public Order Offence? We Can Help You.

What are Public Order Offences?

Public order offences disrupt the peace and safety of our communities. From disorderly conduct to affray, these offences occur in public spaces — anywhere the public has access or gathers.

At Kingston Fox Lawyers, we handle a wide range of public order offences, including:

  • Offensive Language
  • Disobey Move On Direction
  • Offensive Conduct
  • Affray
  • Failure to Quit Premises

You don’t have to face these charges alone. At Kingston Fox Lawyers, we provide skilled representation and compassionate guidance across Sydney and New South Wales to help you navigate these charges and protect your reputation.

Speak with our experienced team today to understand your position and take the first step towards the best possible outcome.

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Why Choose Kingston
Fox Lawyers?

At Kingston Fox Lawyers, we are more than just your legal representatives — we are
your partners in navigating the challenges ahead. What sets us apart is our deep commitment to providing a tailor-made, personalised service, backed by over
40 years of combined experience in criminal law.

Our team, which includes former prosecutors, brings unparalleled expertise and a strategic advantage to your defence.

We pride ourselves on our supportive, client-focused approach. Clients often share how much more at ease they feel after speaking with us, reassured by our understanding and straightforward advice. We focus not just on the legal challenges but on your future, ensuring that you can move forward with confidence and peace of mind.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Public order offences encompass a range of behaviours that disrupt the peace and safety of the community. These include disorderly conduct, offensive language, affray, and failing to quit premises or disobey a move on direction. These offences aim to maintain public order and safety and are typically dealt with summarily, in the Local Court.
Penalties for public order offences can range from non-conviction outcomes like a conditional release order to fines and community based orders.
If you are charged with a public order offence, seek legal advice to understand your options and develop a defence strategy. This includes even in instances when you are thinking about pleading guilty.
Public order charges can sometimes be reduced or dismissed based on the evidence and circumstances of the case. An experienced criminal defence lawyer can negotiate with prosecutors to seek a favourable outcome.
Public order offences are typically dealt with in the Local Court. They can often be finalised at the first court mention.
Yes, offensive language is considered a public order offence and is punishable by fines or other penalties.

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