Disturbing a funeral is described as which offense?

• A. Class A Mis
• B. Class B Mis
• C. Class C Mis
• D. Felony

Answer: (B)

Disturbing a funeral is treated as a misdemeanor offense that protects the dignity and order of funeral services. It is categorized as a middle-tier offense: more serious than a minor, fine-only violation, but not so severe as to be a felony. This reflects that the conduct is intentional and disruptive, yet typically nonviolent and not involving property damage. The penalty range is designed to deter disrespectful disruption while avoiding harsher consequences reserved for more serious crimes. Choosing a higher level like a felony or a more severe misdemeanor would imply greater harm or intent than is usually present in this scenario, while a very minor, fine-only offense would not adequately address the disruption of a funeral.