Can the officer pull me over for that when I am driving?
We are often asked when meeting with our clients, “Can the officer pull me over for that when I am driving?” The Supreme Court has
We are often asked when meeting with our clients, “Can the officer pull me over for that when I am driving?” The Supreme Court has
Courts continually have to interpret the law’s meaning, in fact, that is the primary function of the courts. Our elected legislatures pass laws (typically called
Your kids are young, so you take them to a public beach that lacks facilities such as restrooms or changing rooms. You parked in an
The answer is typically yes. This Salt Lake City ordinance is typical of what many cities have: “It is unlawful for any person; while in
In 1975, the Utah Supreme Court said something that every defense attorney should repeat to every juror that watches a rape trial: “[a] rape accusation
Many Utah citizens incriminate themselves (make themselves look like they are guilty of a crime) by talking to the police. When asked why they decided
The life and an accused person can quickly crumble, even if they’re totally innocent. This is partly because individuals who are accused of a crime
A large Montana hunting violations case is nearing closure as more and more of the defendants reach the courtroom. Mark Morse, a wealthy Florida land
In August 2009, Jesse Huffaker was arrested and charged with aggravated sexual abuse of a child. The police arrested him after his child’s mother reported
Fighting addiction can be tougher than fighting one’s criminal charges. Addiction is a nasty beast that can torment a person for their entire life and
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