1) You can stand on the sidewalk during the meeting. If the gathering is recognized by the police, you can also come out onto the streets without risking legal consequences.

2) Police protocol calls for three announcements to disperse the gathering to give the opportunity to move off the street. As a rule, you should not face any legal consequences if you follow the instructions.

3) If you have decided to stay on the street, you can decide whether to get off the street upon personal request or to let yourself be carried. If you comply with the personal request, you may be charged with a misdemeanor for failure to remove and possibly a felony, probably coercion and/or resistance.

4) If you don't get up even after being asked in person, you will probably be carried away. In addition to the repression mentioned under 3., the police can charge you a flat rate for carrying it away.

5) People will attempt to re-enter the streets after being removed from the streets by police - peacefully and without running. It is possible that these people will be taken into custody, in addition to criminal consequences that can be expected.

Contact a resistance group near you. This way you can get to know people before the disobedient gathering and become part of an affinity group.