Davis County Utah

Category: Criminal Defense

Category: Criminal Defense

  • Can police charge me for possessing a gun if they also find marijuana?

    Can police charge me for possessing a gun if they also find marijuana?

    Utah criminal law contains a number of statutes that make it a crime to possess a weapon in certain circumstances. Two of the most common conditions that can turn an otherwise legal weapon into a criminal charge involve…

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  • Drug Distribution Includes Selling or Sharing

    Drug Distribution Includes Selling or Sharing

    Can I be charged with drug distribution in Utah if I didn’t sell any drugs? Under Utah criminal law, there are several ways you could find yourself charged with drug distribution even if you never sold any drugs.…

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  • Who’s Responsible – Drug Possession Cases

    Who’s Responsible – Drug Possession Cases

    Can I be criminally charged in Utah if someone else claimed all the drugs? Police investigation of drug cases in Utah sometimes involve situations where multiple people are confronted by police regarding drug possession or drug distribution. On…

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  • Murray City Municipal Justice Court

    Murray City Municipal Justice Court

    The Murray City Justice Court is located at 688 E. Vine Street in Murray, Utah 84157. Court clerks for the Murray Justice Court can be reached at 801-284-4280. The Murray Justice Court is restricted, under Utah criminal law,…

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  • Riverton City Justice Court Information

    Riverton City Justice Court Information

    Jurisdiction & Charges in Riverton The Riverton City Justice Court has jurisdiction over class B and class C misdemeanor offenses that occur within the Riverton City boundaries. Class B misdemeanors are punishable with a maximum of up to 180 days…

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  • 402 Reduction Motions in Salt Lake

    402 Reduction Motions in Salt Lake

    Reducing Your Convictions – Opening Doors Having a felony on your record can cause problems in many areas of your life. But you may be able to have your felony convictions reduced to misdemeanors using what is commonly called a “402 reduction”…

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