Category: Criminal Defense
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Custodial Interference Charges
Disputes relating to custody, visitation, and parent-time are common in divorces and paternity cases. While many of these disputes are resolved informally or through the civil court system, there are circumstances under which interfering withparent-time or custody can…
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Weapons Charges in Utah – Criminal Defense
Utah criminal charges involving the use or possession of a dangerous weapon are serious. Prosecutors often pursue such charges aggressively, and the penalties can be severe. If you are charged with a crime involving possession or use of…
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Shoplifting & Retail Theft Defense in Utah
A Utah criminal conviction for shoplifting can range anywhere from a class B misdemeanor to a second degree felony. Like other forms of Utah theft, the level of a retail theft charge is usually determined by the value…
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Tracking Review Dates for Abeyance Cases
What is a “tracking review date” in a criminal case? A “tracking review date” is different from a formal court review hearing. Many judges and court clerks will schedule a date to track the status of a case.…
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Defending Aggravated Assault Charges in Utah
A Utah aggravated assault conviction can leave you labeled as a convicted felon with penalties that can include substantial jail or prison time. If you are facing prosecution for aggravated assault in Utah, hiring the right attorney is…
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Felony Statute of Limitations
Time Limits for Filing Felony Charges in Utah For most Utah felony charges, a prosecution case must be filed within four years of when it is committed. If charges are not filed within the limitation period, future prosecution…