by Megan Fowles | May 16, 2025 | Criminal Defense
A Conviction Built on Coercion and Falsehoods Carter was sentenced to death for the murder of Eva Olesen in Provo, Utah. The case hinged on two key elements: a signed confession taken during an unrecorded interrogation and testimony from Epifanio and Lucia Tovar, who...
by Megan Fowles | May 16, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Criminal Liability or Breach of Contract? Facts of the Case In 1984, Mitchell D. Burton sold his home to Jack Waldron using a creative financing arrangement after Waldron was denied a conventional loan. Waldron traded the equity in his home for a down payment and...
by Bradley Henderson | May 7, 2025 | Criminal Defense
The Hidden Cost of a Criminal Charge For many defendants, the most immediate consequence of a criminal charge is financial. You might be required to pay: Attorney fees Bail Probation supervision fees Court-ordered treatment costs Restitution Fines imposed by the judge...
by Megan Fowles | May 1, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Facts Scott Nicholas Lucke was convicted of felony stalking after texting his ex-wife, who had a civil stalking injunction against him. Despite being warned not to contact her, Lucke sent her a message referencing their child, which led to criminal charges. At...
by Benjamin Keller | May 1, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Facts of the Case Brown shot and killed David after an argument led to David ramming the back of Brown’s vehicle. Earlier Brown had tried to drive away from David, but David had followed Brown in his own car for several blocks. Brown was charged with murder, and his...
by Benjamin Keller | May 1, 2025 | Utah Appellate Court Opinions
Facts of the Case Jones was convicted at trial on three counts of assault against a peace officer. While police conducted a roadside DUI investigation, Jones drove by at a high speed and swerved within 1-2 feet of the officers. Three officers were allegedly standing...
