Author: Stone River Law
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Waiving Rights in Utah Criminal Cases
What rights are waived if I accept a negotiated plea offer in my Utah criminal case? When a person enters a plea of either guilty or no contest in a…
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Road Rage Law in Utah: What You Need to Know
In response to increased incidents of road rage, the Utah State Legislature introduced a new law effective July 1, 2024 which imposes more severe penalties for crimes committed in connection…
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Unreasonable Delay – Preliminary Examination
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 not later than 14 days after…
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Investing in Your Future: Understanding Expungement Costs and Why Stone River Law Is the Right Choice
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 right legal support makes all…
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What to Expect – Misdemeanor Court Processes
Procedures in Utah Misdemeanor Cases (Class B and Class C) This page covers processes for class B and class C misdemeanor charges. Class A misdemeanor charges follow procedures used in…
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How do I choose the right attorney?
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 decisions you will…
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Choosing the Right Defense Attorney for Your Case
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. Let us…
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Stone River Law is the Right Choice
Who will represent you in court when it matters most? There are many factors and characteristics that contribute to making a good criminal defense attorney.
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Burglary & Self Defense in Utah
Local news outlets reported a recent burglary attempt in Davis County involving a home occupied by a young family. No one was injured. But burglary is a serious crime that…
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Navigating Police Interactions in Utah
Police encounters often seem straightforward, but they’re shaped by miscommunication and bias, which can lead to serious consequences. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for protecting your rights if you’re facing…
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Long Histories and Minor Charges
Be prepared to justify a proposed negotiated resolution in misdemeanor cases when your client has a long history of minor charges. The judge may still need to be persuaded, even…
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What You Need to Know About Miranda Rights in Utah
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. Arizona, help protect you during…