Utah Man Loses Child Sex Abuse Appeal
In our last post we discussed a successful appeal of a Utah child sex abuse conviction. Successful appeals can be based on a variety of
In our last post we discussed a successful appeal of a Utah child sex abuse conviction. Successful appeals can be based on a variety of
An appeals court recently overturned the conviction of a Utah man for aggravated sexual abuse of a child. In Utah, sexual abuse of a child
In our last post we discussed the appeal of a California man who was arrested in Utah for marijuana possession. The arrest followed a Summit
An alleged drug trafficker recently made an interesting constitutional argument while appealing his drug trafficking charges. Utah Highway Patrol officers allegedly found 105 pounds of
A former Pleasant Grove teacher was sentenced to prison time after allegedly having sex with two 16-year-old students. The Salt Lake Tribune reports that the
A former swimming coach at Ben Lomond High School was recently sentenced to 210 days in jail for allegedly having sex with one of her
A federal grand jury in Salt Lake City recently charged a West Valley City couple with smuggling Peruvian artifacts into the country. The couple allegedly
The Utah Peace Officer Standards and Training Council recently suspended a longtime police officer for drunk driving. The board is tasked with disciplining police officers
A federal grand jury recently indicted a St. George man on fraud and money laundering charges, among other things. Authorities say that the man committed
A federal jury recently convicted a 23-year-old Salt Lake City man in connection with the robbery of a Riverton Walmart store. Authorities say that the
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