Category: Finding an Attorney
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The one that got away… again?
It’s Saturday night. Police want to arrest someone — a specific someone — for drunk driving. He’s a regular at the local bar. They see his vehicle pull out of a parking lot a little after midnight. Police…
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Child Kidnapping Charges in Utah
Child kidnapping is one of the most serious felony charges on the books in Utah. A life prison term is mandatory if you are convicted of child kidnapping. Under certain circumstances, that sentence can be for life without…
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Aggravated Kidnapping Defense
Defending Aggravated Kidnapping Charges in Utah Kidnapping charges in Utah start at the second-degree felony level. Aggravated kidnapping is a first-degree felony, with a maximum potential penalty of life in prison. Any criminal charge can have significant consequences…
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Hiring Private Counsel or Representing Yourself
Can I still hire an attorney if I originally told the judge I would represent myself? One of the first questions a judge will ask when you appear in court is whether you are hiring an attorney, requesting…
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Receiving or Transferring Stolen Motor Vehicle
Defending Motor Vehicle Theft Charges in Utah A charge for receiving or transferring a stolen motor vehicle carries the same potential penalties as motor vehicle theft under Utah criminal law – including the potential for a felony conviction…
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Misdemeanor Defense in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Courts – Misdemeanor Defense Attorney If you are facing prosecution for misdemeanor criminal charges in Salt Lake City, you need an experienced criminal lawyer on your side. We represent clients facing criminal charges in Salt Lake…