Author: Stone River Law
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Forcible Sodomy – Utah Code §76-5-403
Understand how Forcible Sodomy is defined under Utah Code §76-5-403, what actions can lead to charges, and the consequences of a conviction.
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San Juan County Courts in Utah: What Visitors Need to Know
Charged while visiting Monument Valley, Canyonlands National Park, or towns like Monticello? Learn how cases are handled in San Juan County courts and what steps to take next.
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Syracuse Justice Court – Davis County
The Syracuse Justice Court in Syracuse, Utah, handles common misdemeanor and traffic cases, including DUI, theft, and driving offenses. While these cases are lower-level, they can still result in fines,…
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Marijuana Defense Attorneys in Utah: Marijuana Possession
Utah’s marijuana laws can be confusing. Learn how possession of marijuana is charged, what penalties you may face, and the key legal defenses that can impact the outcome of a…
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Roy Weber Justice Court
The Roy Weber Justice Court handles common misdemeanor and traffic cases in Weber County. While these may seem minor, they can lead to fines, license issues, or a criminal record,…
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Box Elder Justice Court: What to Expect
The Box Elder Justice Court handles common criminal and traffic cases in Box Elder County Utah. While these charges may seem minor, they can carry lasting consequences, making it important…
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What is a trust?
A revocable living trust, established for your family or loved ones, can be an important part of an effective estate plan.
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Rule 11 – The Record on Appeal
Composition of the Record Preparing and Transmitting the Record Transcripts of District Court Proceedings Supplementing or Modifying the Record Sealed Records – Access
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Rule 5 – Discretionary Appeals from Interlocutory Orders
Petition for Permission to Appeal
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Rule 3 – Appeal as of Right: How Taken
Notice of Appeal
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Rule 4 – Appeal as of Right: When Taken
Time for Appeal