Utah Plea in Abeyance FAQ
A
plea
in abeyance can provide an
negotiated
alternative to taking a criminal case to trial. In most cases, a
successful abeyance agreement will result in dismissal of the case -
without the risks and costs associated with putting the case in front
of a jury at trial. The following questions and answers are intended to
provide general information only about how a plea can be held in
abeyance in a Utah criminal case. If you are facing prosecution for a
misdemeanor
or
felony
charge in Utah, having the assistance of an
experienced
criminal
defense attorney
is critical to achieving a successful outcome.
Contact us today to see how we
can help you.
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Facing
criminal prosecution can be frightening.
Consequences
can include and prison time, thousands of dollars in fines, probation
conditions, restitution orders, employment consequences, loss of
rights, suspended licenses, and more. If
you are facing prosecution in Utah,
choosing
the right criminal defense attorney can be one of the most
important decisions you will make.
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Even a "minor" misdemeanor carries the potential for jail time and significant fines. The direct penalties and collateral consequences of a felony conviction are even more severe. Understanding these consequences is critical as you make decisions relating to your case. Even in a misdemeanor case, you should not....
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