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Being arrested or even stopped by the police can be overwhelming. You might feel powerless, but it's crucial to remember that you have rights....

In 2021, Sylvester Begay faced charges for offenses allegedly committed in the 1990s. The Utah Court of Appeals dismissed the case due to statute of...

Facing criminal charges isn't just a legal battle—it's a profound test of resilience. While the legal process demands attention, it's equally...

Facing criminal charges can feel overwhelming, but expert legal representation is essential. Explore financing options like credit cards, personal...

A misdemeanor charge is less serious than a felony charge, but still carries potentially significant penalties, including jail time. A misdemeanor...

The right to a trial by jury is guaranteed for felony charges and misdemeanors with penalties more severe than six months in jail. By statute in...

What rights are waived if I accept a negotiated plea offer in my Utah criminal case? When a person enters a plea of either guilty or no contest in a...

What is an expungement? An arrest or a criminal conviction can stay on a person’s record forever. An expungement can change that. An expungement is...

Who will represent you in court when it matters most? There are many factors and characteristics that contribute to making a good criminal defense...

The Summit County Jail typically houses individuals who have been recently arrested, who are waiting for trial or resolution on a pending case, or...

We understand the fear and uncertainty you may be feeling. We listen to you so that we can guide you through your options, and fight for your rights....

Does a prosecutor have to turn over discovery materials in the possession of police? Pursuant to State v. Knight, 734 P.2d 913 (Utah 1987),...

Under Utah law, an “acquittal” and a “not guilty” verdict have essentially the same meaning. But neither of these terms is a...