by Bradley Henderson | Aug 12, 2024 | Criminal Defense
As criminal defense attorneys, we often encounter clients who, while technically guilty of a third-degree felony (F3) in Utah, do not deserve the severe punishment or long-term collateral consequences associated with such a conviction. Consider the case of a...
by Megan Fowles | Aug 12, 2024 | Criminal Defense
At Stone River Law, our commitment to a client-centered approach ensures that you receive a truly exceptional legal experience, setting us apart from other firms. Embracing a Client-Centered Mindset We prioritize understanding your needs, expectations, and preferences...
by Megan Fowles | Aug 12, 2024 | Criminal Defense
Introduction When faced with the charge of Simple Assault under Utah Code 76-5-102, it’s crucial to understand what that charge entails, the potential punishments, and possible defenses. This article aims to provide a guide to help you navigate the complexities...
by Bradley Henderson | Aug 9, 2024 | Criminal Defense
Many lawyers only celebrate their “not guilty” verdicts. Similarly, many defendants believe the only way to win a criminal case is to hear those exact words. This type of thinking can set you up for failure, especially when guilt or innocence is not in question. Three...
by Stephen Howard | Aug 8, 2024 | Criminal Defense
Misdemeanor Arraignment Hearings For most misdemeanor criminal charges, the arraignment hearing is the first time you will appear in court for the case. Whether you have already hired an attorney to represent you or you are instead going to court on your own, the...
by Stone River Law | Aug 8, 2024 | Expungements
Will a Dismissed Case Show Up on My Record? A plea in abeyance usually leads to the complete dismissal of the charges against you. However, that doesn’t mean court records, police reports, and prosecution records automatically disappear from government databases....
