Category: Finding an Attorney
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Transferred Intent in Utah Criminal Cases
Certain criminal offenses in Utah require a specific intent to cause harm, injury, or damage to either a person or property. For these offenses, in addition to the intent to commit an act, the prosecutor must prove also…
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Resources – Your RAP Sheet
Can I get a copy of my criminal history report? Utah Criminal History Report Requests The process for getting your Utah criminal history report is relatively straightforward. If you plan to be in the Taylorsville area, you can…
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Criminal Defense in Davis County
We provide high quality legal representation to clients facing felony and misdemeanor charges in Davis County’s district courts and justice courts, and throughout Utah.
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Jury Selection and Voir Dire
Jury selection begins by calling in a panel of prospective jurors (sometimes called a “venire”). In Utah, prospective jurors are chosen at random from a list of registered voters or driver license records. In complex or serious cases…
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Criminal Appeals Questions – Sentencing Following an OSC
You have the right to appeal a sentencing decision made by a judge in any Utah criminal case. But filing an appeal is not always going to be the right decision. Taking to an experienced criminal defense attorney…
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Can Police Lie to Me?
Yes. In fact, they receive special training on how to do it right. Are police allowed to lie in a criminal investigation? As a general rule, police are allowed to lie during a criminal investigation – but you…