Wiltzer v. State

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• holding that pursuant to Rule 3.670, Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure, it is improper for a trial court to withhold adjudication but decline to order probation
• holding that Wiltzer's words in combination with his nonverbal acts of bumping into the police officer, brushing the officer aside, and throwing his wallet at the officer were sufficient to support a conviction for disorderly conduct
• finding that probable cause existed for disorderly conduct in part because defendant defied the lawful orders of the police officer to leave the premises
• affirming disorderly conduct conviction where, in addition to disruptive verbal conduct which disturbed observers, defendant threw his wallet at a police officer

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