Which of the following persons would most likely not be charged with disorderly conduct?
a. One who intentionally disrupts a lawful assembly of persons.
b. One who intentionally obstructs motor vehicle traffic.
c. One who engages in a debate with a police officer over the arrest of his daughter.
d. One who is making extremely loud noises in a hospital zone and continues to do so after being asked by police to stop.
Answer: C
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