Utah Criminal Defense FAQ Index
Attorney Answers to Utah
Criminal Defense Questions
Following
are links to questions and answers relating to the criminal courts
system in Utah, with a focus on providing the best general information
on
criminal defense. But
these questions and answers should not be treated as "legal advice"
applicable to any
particular case. Minor factual differences can have a significant
effect on the outcome of a case or on the
best
legal strategy to use in defending against a criminal charge.
If you are facing criminal prosecution in Utah, it is vital to have the
assistance of an experienced criminal lawyer.
Contact
us today to see how we can help.
Clearing Your Criminal Record
Utah Criminal Justice System
Selected Criminal Offenses
Other Criminal Defense Information
Finding
a Utah Criminal Defense Attorney
If
you are facing prosecution for
felony
or
misdemeanor
charges in Utah, it is vital to have the assistance of the right
criminal defense lawyer. With
experience defending cases
ranging from aggravated murder to
DUI
and virtually everything in between, we work hard to ensure that each
client's rights are protected.
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today to see what we can do to help you.
Successfully defending against criminal prosecution requires more than just an 'aggressive' defense. The best defense attorneys understand that a sophisticated defense requires a thorough understanding of a variety of nuanced legal issues, real experience in the courtroom, good negotiation skills, and much more. Fighting hard is good. Fighting smart is better....
Strategy
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Defending against a criminal prosecution in Utah is a job that has to be done right the first time. Choosing the right attorney to defend you can be the most important decision you make. Our attorneys have extensive experience handling some of the most serious felony and misdemeanor charges on the books in Utah. No matter what charges you are facing, we can help....
Experience
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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....
Consequences
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An arrest is not a conviction. If you are facing criminal prosecution in Utah, it can feel like your world is collapsing. But there are things you can do right now that can increase your chances of a good outcome. An experienced criminal defense lawyer can help you evaluate the various options available to you and help develop a strategy for success....
Reasons to Hope
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