Plain City Justice Court Information
The Plain City
Justice Court has jurisdiction over class C and class B
misdemeanor
charges that take place inside the borders of Plain City, Utah.
Misdemeanor charges often handled in Utah's justice court system
include
DUI,
domestic violence,
criminal mischief,
assault,
shoplifting,
drug charges, and most traffic matters. Under Utah law,
class C misdemeanors are punishable by up to 90 days jail and class B
misdemeanors carry a potential of up to 180 days jail.
Consequences of a criminal conviction can include much more than just
jail time. The court may require payment of substantial fines and
restitution. If you are granted the opportunity of probation, the
court can require completion of a treatment program, counseling, drug
testing, electronic monitoring or house arrest, community service, and
other relevant conditions. Collateral consequences can include losing
your driver license, restrictions on your right to own or carry a
firearm, and more. Certain justice court convictions can result in
enhanced penalties for future charges, turning what would have been a
misdemeanor offense into a serious
felony charge.
Being prosecuted for a criminal charge in one of Utah's justice courts
is something that should be taken seriously. Seeking the
assistance of an experienced criminal
defense
attorney can help give you the best chance of a successful
outcome.
Contact us
today to see how we can help you.
Contact Information for the Plain City Justice Court
The judge presiding over the Plain City Justice Court is Judge James L.
Beesley. The court
is located at 4160 West 2200 North in Plain City. The mailing address
for the Plain City Justice Court is the same as the physical address:
4160 West 2200 North, Plain City, UT 84404. The phone number
for
the court is 801-731-4908. The
court's fax number is 801-731-8619.
Criminal Defense
Attorney for Plain City
The consequences of any criminal conviction can be serious. If you have
received a citation or been arrested on a case in the Plain City
Justice Court or in any other court in Utah, it is vital that you
understand your rights and the various options and defense
strategies that may be available to
you. The sooner you contact a defense attorney, the sooner you can
begin to get the help that you need.
With
experience defending clients facing charges ranging murder to
shoplifting and virtually everything in between, we are pleased to
offer services to clients in
Ogden,
Weber County, and throughout Utah.
Contact
us now to see how we can help you.

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