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As Utah’s roads grow busier, road rage incidents have surged. In response, the state introduced a new law on July 1, 2024, imposing stricter...

It is the prosecutor's responsibility to move a case forward. Rule 7 requires that a preliminary examination be held within a "reasonable time" but...

Ever wondered why real courtroom dramas aren’t as flashy as in the movies? The truth lies in the crucial rules of criminal procedure that can make...

Clearing your record is more than just filing paperwork—it’s about a fresh start and peace of mind. At Stone River Law, we understand that the...

Procedures in Utah Misdemeanor Cases (Class B and Class C) This page covers processes for class B and class C misdemeanor charges. Class A...

Expunging a violent felony conviction in Utah requires a preliminary step - having the felony conviction reduced to the misdemeanor level by filing a...

Wondering if you need to appear in person at an arraignment in Utah? Learn about your options, including remote appearances and representation...

First and foremost, we see every client as a human being. While the criminal justice system uses labels like suspect, defendant, arrestee, victim,...

Utah Code section 77-40a-401 controls what happens once an expungement order has been signed by the court. It sets out rules for distribution of the...

One of the most well-known legal protections in the U.S. are the Miranda Rights. These rights, created by the U.S. Supreme Court in Miranda v....

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....

The best decisions are made based on good information - not on fear. Choosing the right defense attorney for your case is one of the most important...

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