To be guilty of a public order crime, a person would have to

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Public order crimes are defined as actions that do not conform to society's general ideas of normal social behavior and moral values. These actions are considered detrimental to society because they can disrupt the public order or offend the public morality, rather than causing direct harm to individuals or property. Choices A, B, and D describe specific crimes (arson, forgery, and tax evasion, respectively) that, while illegal, are not categorized primarily as public order crimes because they target specific individuals or entities rather than the societal order or morality as a whole.

To Be Guilty of a Public Order Crime, a Person