by Stone River Law | Nov 20, 2023 | Criminal Defense
It is often possible to resolve your Utah case while living out of state. Like most things though, this depends on your specific circumstances and the nature and level of the charges filed. Your attorney may be able appear in court on your behalf and represent you,...
by Stone River Law | Nov 20, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Facing criminal prosecution in Utah is more than just a legal battle—it’s a fight for your future. A conviction can have serious, lasting consequences that impact your personal life, career, and overall well-being. We understand what’s at stake, and we’re here to help...
by Stone River Law | Nov 20, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Penalties for Drug Crimes in Utah The starting point for charging level and potential penalties for a drug case conviction in Utah is typically based on three main factors: what drug is possessed (the “schedule” on which the controlled substance is...
by Stone River Law | Nov 20, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Does a prosecutor have to turn over discovery materials in the possession of police? Pursuant to State v. Knight, 734 P.2d 913 (Utah 1987), constitutional principles of due process dictate that a prosecutor’s obligation to provide discovery materials extends to...
by Stone River Law | Nov 20, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Under Rule 16 of the Utah Rules of Criminal Procedure (2022), a prosecutor is required to disclose and provide the defense with a copy of any warrant relating to the case. This includes any search warrants. The rule also requires prosecutors to turn over copies of any...
by Stone River Law | Nov 20, 2023 | Client Guides & FAQ
What is an Arraignment? When facing criminal charges in Utah, one of the first steps in the legal process is the arraignment. This hearing is when the defendant formally hears the charges and has the opportunity to enter a plea. In most Utah courts, the judge expects...
