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Smith was convicted by a jury at trial on a felony charge of rape. He raised several issues on appeal, including multiple claims of ineffective...

The Utah Supreme Court recently vacated the life-without-parole (JLWOP) sentence of Morris Thomas Mullins, a juvenile offender who had spent over two...

When a criminal case in Utah is dismissed, it can be either with prejudice or without prejudice. The difference determines whether the charges can be...

Attorney Brad Henderson, a passionate horseman, combines his love for riding with his legal expertise in this insightful article. Just like he trains...

In Utah, two legal tools allow someone to act on another's behalf: Power of Attorney (POA) and Guardianship. Though they serve similar purposes, they...

Probate is the legal process of settling an estate after someone dies. In Utah, it can be slow, expensive, and stressful for heirs. But, you can take...

A criminal record can impact every aspect of life, from employment opportunities to housing and personal rights. In Utah, two legal remedies can help...

When facing criminal charges in Utah, understanding the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony is crucial. These classifications determine the...

Creating strong, legally recognized family bonds is important, especially for blended families. If you're a step-parent hoping to formalize your role...

Getting arrested can be a stressful and confusing experience. However, understanding your rights and the steps to take during and after an arrest can...

Finding out that there’s a warrant for your arrest can be overwhelming. Whether it was issued for missing a court date, unpaid fines, or a criminal...

Assault is a criminal offense in Utah that involves attempting or threatening to cause bodily harm to another person. It is important to understand...

In Utah, when a criminal defendant requests a jury instruction for an affirmative defense, the court must give that instruction if evidence has been...