Farr West Justice Court Information
The Farr West Justice Court has jurisdiction over misdemeanor charges at the class C and class B levels, in cases occurring within the borders of Farr West, Utah. Cases commonly heard in the justice courts include drug possession (marijuana), DUI, domestic violence, shoplifting, possession of alcohol by a minor, and a variety of traffic-related offenses. A single class C misdemeanor carries the potential for up to 90 days in jail plus fines and other consequences. A single class B misdemeanor is punishable by up to 180 days in jail, fines, and more. Class A misdemeanors and felony charges must be heard in Ogden's Second District Court.In addition to potential jail time and fines, class B or class C misdemeanor convictions in a justice court can carry collateral consequences such as losing your driver license, restrictions on the right to own or possess a firearm, and more. Some justice court convictions can also be used as enhancements for subsequent felony charges, such as retail theft, DUI, or domestic violence charges.
While the the Farr West Justice Court is restricted to hearing only misdemeanor cases, the consequences of a conviction can be severe and the case should be taken very seriously. If you are facing prosecution for a criminal case in the Farr West Justice Court or elsewhere in Utah, consultation with an experienced criminal lawyer is important. Call us today to see how we can help you.
Contact Information for the Farr West Justice Court
The judge presiding over the Farr West Justice Court is Judge Patrick Lambert. The court is located at 1896 North 1800 West in Farr West. The mailing address for the Farr West Justice Court is the same as its physical location: 1896 North 1800 West, Farr West, UT 84404. The phone number for the court is 801-731-4187. The court's fax number is 801-731-7732.Criminal Defense Attorney for Farr West
Before going to court, it is critical that you speak with an experienced criminal defense attorney. Understanding your rights and the various options that may be available to you in defending your justice court case are both important steps toward obtaining the best results.As an experienced criminal defense attorney, Stephen Howard has successfully defended clients facing charges ranging from homicide to shoplifting, and virtually everything in between. If you are facing prosecution in the Farr West Justice Court or anywhere in Utah, . us now to see how we can help you.
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Serving Salt Lake, Davis, Weber, Utah, Cache, Tooele, Summit, Box Elder, and Wasatch Counties, and all of Utah.
Offices in Salt Lake and Davis Counties
560 South 300 East, Suite 200, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
952 S. Main St., Suite A, Layton, UT 84041
Call now to arrange for a confidential initial consultation with an experienced and effective Utah criminal defense lawyer.
In Salt Lake City, call 801-449-1409.
In Davis County, call 801-923-4345.
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