Category: Criminal Defense
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Clearing Your Record in Utah
What can I do to clean my record in Utah? There are several ways of clearing your criminal record in Utah. Expungements, 402 reductions, and pardons can all play a part in clearing your record and getting a…
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Drug Use and Possession Defined
Utah Law Defines Drug Use and Drug Possession A Utah drug possession charge can be filed as a felony or misdemeanor, depending on which drug is allegedly possessed, the location of the alleged offense, the defendant’s prior criminal…
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Drug Paraphernalia Charges in Utah
Possession of Drug Paraphernalia in Utah A Utah drug paraphernalia conviction can mean jail time, fines, and losing your driver’s license. Contact us today to arrange for an initial consultation, and see how the right attorney can help.…
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Weapons Charges in Utah
A criminal conviction involving the use or possession of a weapon (including guns, knives, and other “dangerous weapons”) in Utah can have serious consequences. Even in cases not involving the actual use of or threatened use of a…
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Methadone in Utah Criminal Law
Methadone is an opioid pain reliever classified as a Schedule II controlled substance. While methadone has legitimate medical uses, it can also be abused. Possession of methadone without a prescription is a criminal offense under Utah law. If…
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Domestic Violence – Statutory Vagueness
Utah’s Cohabitant Abuse Act imposes enhanced penalties for cohabitants who have been previously convicted of a crime of domestic violence. If you are facing prosecution for domestic violence in Utah, the assistance of an experienced criminal defense attorney…

