What can elevate a B misdemeanor to a Level 6 felony in the context of disorderly conduct?

Elevating a B misdemeanor to a Level 6 felony in the context of disorderly conduct is specifically tied to actions that are viewed as particularly egregious or harmful to public order. Funeral picketing stands out because it is a form of protest that can interfere with a solemn occasion, causing distress to individuals attending a funeral and potentially leading to significant public unrest.

Such actions are regulated under Indiana law due to their potential to escalate into more severe disruptions, making them more serious than regular disorderly conduct. This is consistent with legal principles that seek to protect public peace and the rights of grieving individuals. Other options, while potentially disruptive, do not carry the same legal repercussions or societal impact associated with the act of picketing at a funeral, thus they do not elevate the charge to a Level 6 felony.