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criminal encroaching, so he got charged with "picking quarrels and provoking trouble". It is a very board offense originated from a even boarder catch-all offense called hooliganism. Yes, it is abused by the authority, as expected when you have a vague catch-all crime with prosecutorial discretion going nuts. The process of choosing the charge still sounds similar to disorderly conduct, just that western prosecutors don't incline to feel someone should be charged in political scenarios.
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