A "catch-all"statute that targets a variety of disruptive behaviors that do not always fit neatly into categories.

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Breach of Peace is a broad legal concept that encompasses a wide range of disorderly conduct or actions that disturb the public tranquility or order. It is often used as a "catch-all" statute to address various disruptive behaviors that may not specifically fall under other criminal offenses.

A "Catch-All"statute That Targets a Variety of Disruptive Behaviors That