Author: Stone River Law
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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
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State v. Dowhaniuk, 2025 UT App 100
The Utah Appeals Court has recently released an opinion reinstating the order for Jake Dowhaniuk to await trial on release with an ankle monitor. The original order was altered by…
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Rule 802 – The Rule Against Hearsay
This rule provides provides generally that hearsay is not admissible in evidence, “except as provided by law or by these rules.” However, the definition of hearsay is complicated and there…
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Rule 1102 – Reliable Hearsay in Criminal Preliminary Examinations
Selected Appellate Cases Citing Rule 1102 State v. Labrum, 2025 UT 12, ¶5 – “Stand-In Prosecutor’s approach relied largely on evidence rather than argument. He introduced statements from T.S. and…
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Does Eating Make You Sober?
Myths and Old Wives’ Tales…. “I had a really big dinner so I’m okay to drive.” Have you ever heard someone say something like this after having “just a few”…