Jamie Jo Waite denied a new trial in Ben Lomond High School sex abuse case
Former Ben Lomond High School swim coach Jamie Jo Waite was recently denied a new trial in her sex abuse case. The Salt Lake Tribune
Former Ben Lomond High School swim coach Jamie Jo Waite was recently denied a new trial in her sex abuse case. The Salt Lake Tribune
A Cedar City, Utah, man was recently convicted of felony injury to a child. Authorities say that the man was serving on LDS mission when
Attempted sex crimes are one of the most complicated areas of Utah criminal law. Unlike crimes such as rape and sexual assault, the prosecution of
Sandy police have arrested a 24-year-old man who they allege carried on a relationship with a 13-year-old girl. The Salt Lake Tribune reports that the
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
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 Utah man recently lost his appeal of his aggravated sexual assault convictions. The man’s convictions stem from an interaction he had with his live-in
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
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