Author: Stephen Howard
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Rule 23 – Mental Illness and Motions to Arrest Judgment
Can mental illness serve as the basis for a motion to arrest judgment in a Utah criminal case? Rule 23 of the Utah Rules of Criminal Procedure provides that a trial court can enter an order arresting judgment…
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Misdemeanor Defense in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Courts – Misdemeanor Defense Attorney If you are facing prosecution for misdemeanor criminal charges in Salt Lake City, you need an experienced criminal lawyer on your side. We represent clients facing criminal charges in Salt Lake…
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Defending Theft Charges in Utah
Theft Defense in Utah Courts Theft charges in Utah can include minor misdemeanors as well as serious felonies that can result in extended prison sentences. Even minor theft charges can be enhanced to the felony level if you…
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Felony Defense in Salt Lake
Defending Felony Charges in Salt Lake County A felony conviction in Utah can result in years in prison and thousands of dollars in fines. Beyond the courtroom, a felony conviction can also affect your job, your right to…
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What happens if I miss my court date?
What will happen if I do not show up in court for a criminal case in Utah? If you are miss a court date in a Utah criminal case, there are a number of consequences you may face.…
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Police Use of Radar Guns in Utah
Police officers in Utah commonly use radar guns to determine the speed of a vehicle. In addition to getting a ticket (citation), a driver pulled over for speeding may also be subject to questioning or search relating to…