The recent misdemeanor domestic battery charge against streamer Jack Doherty, stemming from a September 2026 domestic dispute in Fort Lauderdale with no reported injuries, anchors the market's strong preference for no prison time. Florida law caps first-degree misdemeanor battery at one year in county jail, and such cases with a not-guilty plea, no-contact order, and possible self-defense claims typically resolve with probation, fines, or diversion rather than incarceration. His earlier 2025 felony drug possession case was resolved via a pretrial diversion program without conviction, further limiting exposure. While an upset could occur through an unexpected conviction with jail time or charge escalation, the misdemeanor classification and lack of aggravating factors support traders' consensus on minimal consequences.