Davis County Utah

Category: Criminal Defense

Category: Criminal Defense

  • Utah Marijuana Possession and Distribution

    Utah Marijuana Possession and Distribution

    ***Please note that Utah law regarding possession and use of marijuana has changed significantly. This article should be used only for historical reference. If you are facing criminal charges in Utah, contact us directly for advice and assistance…

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  • Salt Lake Marijuana Defense Attorney – Utah Criminal Lawyers

    Salt Lake Marijuana Defense Attorney – Utah Criminal Lawyers

    Marijuana possession charges in the Salt Lake area can carry penalties including jail time, a criminal record, losing your driver license, and more. Our criminal defense team has successfully defended clients facing charges for drug possession, cultivation, distribution,…

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  • Salt Lake Drunk Driving / DUI / DWI Defense Lawyer

    Salt Lake Drunk Driving / DUI / DWI Defense Lawyer

    Salt Lake area prosecutors and judges take DUI cases seriously. Political pressure to be “tough” on crime can make prosecutors hesitant to engage in resolution negotiations. Just being cited for DUI can result in a suspended driver license,…

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  • The Defense Case at Trial

    The Defense Case at Trial

    Defendant’s Decision to Testify Because the prosecution always has the burden of proof in a criminal case, the prosecution presents its case first. After the prosecution witnesses have testified, the defense has an opportunity to present evidence and…

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  • 402 Reduction for Parolees Too

    402 Reduction for Parolees Too

    Exciting news for anyone who has served prison time and then successfully completed parole! Utah’s legislature in 2021 enacted amendments that now allow a 402 reduction after successfully completing either probation OR parole. Utah Code 76-3-402 – Probation…

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  • 402 Reduction Process in Utah

    402 Reduction Process in Utah

    A felony conviction can be reduced to a misdemeanor, or a misdemeanor can be reduced to a lower degree by filing a motion under Utah Code section 76-3-402. This process is commonly referred to as a “402 reduction.”…

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