Factors that contribute to aggravated murder in Utah
People may not realize just how important criminal classifications are. People may think all felonies are treated alike, or that misdemeanors are all the same.
People may not realize just how important criminal classifications are. People may think all felonies are treated alike, or that misdemeanors are all the same.
Criminal charges have the potential to change a person’s life forever. This is particularly true when the charges are felonies. If the accused is a
When a suspect is accused of a serious crime, they could suffer great damages to their personal and professional reputation. Facing criminal charges also means
There have been many cases over the years involving criminals who almost got away with their crimes but were eventually foiled by their own pride.
The murder trial of a 27-year-old Burmese refugee continues today. The Salt Lake Tribune reports that Esar Met is accused of raping and killing 7-year-old
A Utah appeals court recently rejected the appeal of Brad R. Ricks, a man convicted of homicide after killing a drinking buddy. The Pissing Match
An autistic and mentally-ill Utah man was recently ruled not guilty in his mother’s homicide by reason of insanity. Authorities say that the 23-year-old Bountiful
A 66-year-old trucker recently pleaded guilty to capital murder charges in connection with the homicide of a 24-year-old woman whose remains were found in Millard
A “Project X” party in Clearfield went horribly wrong last weekend when gunfire erupted at a teen’s house. Project X is a movie that was
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