Davis County Utah

Category: Criminal Defense

Category: Criminal Defense

  • Criminal Defense – Tooele County

    Criminal Defense – Tooele County

    Stephen Howard has successfully defended thousands of serious criminal cases during his career. His track record includes not guilty verdicts or dismissals for charges including aggravated robbery, burglary, white collar crimes, DUI, drug charges, theft, forgery, domestic violence…

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  • Prescription Fraud in Utah

    Prescription Fraud in Utah

    Prescription Fraud Defense – Utah Criminal Defense Passing a forged prescription, prescription fraud, or obtaining a prescription under false pretenses can be charged as a felony under Utah law. The consequences of a conviction can include prison time,…

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  • Charging Petitioners in Protective Order Cases

    Charging Petitioners in Protective Order Cases

    Can a petitioner be criminally charged for violating their own protective order? A protective order is a court order entered when a petitioner requests legal protection from the respondent. The order typically prohibits contact or communication with the…

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  • How long will a Utah DUI charge stay on my record?

    How long will a Utah DUI charge stay on my record?

    A DUI conviction is one of the more difficult charges to clear from your Utah criminal record. Utah law generally provides for a 10-year waiting period for expunging a DUI. But when or whether you can have a…

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  • Aggravated Arson Charges in Utah

    Aggravated Arson Charges in Utah

    A criminal conviction for aggravated arson can result in a life prison term. If you are facing criminal prosecution for aggravated arson or other crimes, you need a Utah criminal defense attorney with real experience, and a record…

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  • Serving Search Warrants in Utah

    Serving Search Warrants in Utah

    Do police have to show me a warrant before they can enter my home?  In most circumstances, the Fourth Amendment requires that police obtain a search warrant or arrest warrant in order to enter your home without your permission…

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