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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....

Facing criminal prosecution in Utah is more than just a legal battle—it’s a fight for your future. A conviction can have serious, lasting...

With over 25 years of legal experience, Stephen Howard has built a reputation for success in the courtroom and compassion in estate planning....

Our attorneys at Stone River Law offer second opinions on criminal appeals, providing a fresh perspective on your case. We review court records to...

Knowledge is power. Being charged with a felony can be frightening, but knowing what to expect and your options will help you make the bestinformed...

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

Collateral consequences are those that do not come directly from the court’s sentencing or probation orders. Instead, collateral consequences...

An “attempt” to commit an offense is the most common “inchoate” (or incomplete) crime. Solicitation and conspiracy are also...

Defense Stock Templates for Initial Case/Court Filings Case Law Updates – Appellate Court Decisions and Analysis Other Utah Courts –...

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Utah’s spousal testimonial privilege is a legal protection that allows one spouse to refuse to testify against the other spouse in a criminal...