by Stone River Law | Jun 4, 2023 | Criminal Defense
What factors can be considered by a judge at a sentencing hearing? In most Utah criminal cases, the sentencing judge has significant discretion in deciding what penalties to impose, whether to impose jail or prison time, or whether to place a person on probation....
by Stone River Law | Jun 4, 2023 | Expungements
Expunging a violent felony conviction in Utah requires a preliminary step – having the felony conviction reduced to the misdemeanor level by filing a 402 motion to reduce the level of conviction. Convictions Not Eligible The Utah Expungement Act, section...
by Stone River Law | Jun 4, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Collateral consequences are those that do not come directly from the court’s sentencing or probation orders. Instead, collateral consequences are penalties or limitations that result from third-party action taken based on information and records coming from the...
by Stone River Law | Apr 17, 2023 | Criminal Defense
An “attempt” to commit an offense is the most common “inchoate” (or incomplete) crime. Solicitation and conspiracy are also considered inchoate crimes. In cases involving attempt, solicitation, or conspiracy, criminal penalties can apply even if the...
by Stone River Law | Jan 5, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Can Our Attorney Give a Second Opinion on Criminal Appeals? Absolutely. If you’re looking for a second opinion on a criminal appeal, our attorneys at Stone River Law are here to help. Whether you want a fresh take on your case or want to make sure every option...
