Knowing your rights during a traffic stop is crucial. Recent incidents in the news have raised questions about what’s expected from drivers. Here’s a quick guide to help you handle…

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Utah’s legislature enacted section 76-2-309 in 2021, establishing the right to a pretrial justification hearing on self defense issues in most felony and class A misdemeanor cases involving the use…

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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 or break a case.…

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Your role involves listening carefully to all the evidence, keeping an open mind, and discussing the case with fellow jurors to reach a fair verdict. Learn how your decisions shape…

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If you or a loved one has faced criminal charges, moving forward can feel overwhelming. A criminal record can impact jobs, housing, and relationships. But your past doesn’t have to…

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The stakes are high when you’re charged with a crime in Utah. It’s not just about the accusation but the serious consequences that could follow. To protect your future, you…

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Facing criminal charges, whether for yourself or a loved one, can be overwhelming. At Stone River Law, we understand your priorities—keeping your loved ones safe, protecting your rights, and securing…

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Utah Code 76-3-402 outlines the legal framework for obtaining a reduction in the severity of a criminal conviction, commonly referred to as a “402 reduction.” Effective July 1, 2024, significant…

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A criminal conviction can have a lasting impact on your life, but it doesn’t have to define your future. Fortunately, Utah law provides a path to reduce the severity of…

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Most criminal cases in the U.S. never go to trial. In fact, almost 98% of cases across the country are settled with plea bargains. In Utah, over 91% of cases…

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