Disobeying

Disobeying court order, failure to appear, probation revocation.

He had been arrested four days earlier for disobeying a court order that prohibited protests in Birmingham, Alabama.

He wanted his trial on charges of mischief to obstruct property, disobeying a lawful court order and obstruct/resist a peace officer to be held in Brockville or North Bay instead.

He was charged with reckless conduct with a deadly weapon, criminal threatening and disobeying an officer.

In its letter, the Welwitchia health centre accused the two trainees of disobeying the student code of conduct and bringing the good name of the institution into disrepute.

It also raised worries about traffic disobeying rules and trying to u-turn back to Grimsby or get across to the main entrance road for the village, Grimsby Road.

It was a traffic stop for disobeying a traffic control device (running a stop sign) where the motorist refused to roll his window down, then refused to get out of the car when told to do so.

Nevertheless, Ahsoka proves less rebellious than her master, finding a way to help Onderon without disobeying the council's wishes.

So, the Houses have suspended those members not for disobeying the Chair or obstructing the business of the House, but for allegedly committing a breach of privilege of the members of the House.

Steve Bannon, Trump's former aide who has been sentenced to four months prison for disobeying a subpoena to testify on the January 6 Capitol attack, was closely involved with the Bolsonaro team's spread of misinformation.

STOCKHOLM — Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg was found guilty of disobeying a police order and ordered to pay a fine, TT news agency reported on Wednesday, the second time in three months she was convicted and fined for the same offense.

The 30-year-old was arrested and detained five times in the space of two months over the summer for a series of misdemeanours including swearing at passers-by and disobeying police officers, according to Russian court records.

He was cited for disobeying a direct order.

In court, McBride had sought to argue his oath to “protect and serve” meant he needed to act in the public interest, even if it meant disobeying an order, but that argument was rejected by prosecutors, the AAP reported.

Of course, Pike isn't one to leave anyone behind, even if it means disobeying a direct order.

Seven people were arrested on suspicion of disobeying a dispersal order, while others occupants were allowed to leave the park voluntarily.

The government definition of the offence includes "disobeying or ignoring a court order" - and those found guilty can go to prison for up to two years, get a fine, or both.

This includes running red lights, ignoring amber lights and disobeying traffic lane signals.

A 39-year-old woman faces charges of disobeying a traffic control device – cause life-threatening injury, and driving carelessly – cause life-threatening injuries.

According to the briefing, 19 people were detained for disturbing public order and disobeying the lawful demands of the police.