More facts surfacing in Lisa Steed scandal
More controversial facts and allegations are surfacing in the Lisa Steed scandal. The former Utah Highway Patrol officer is accused of wrongfully arresting hundreds of
More controversial facts and allegations are surfacing in the Lisa Steed scandal. The former Utah Highway Patrol officer is accused of wrongfully arresting hundreds of
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
Technology has given teens in Utah and around the country unprecedented freedom, but technological innovations also mean that formerly harmless juvenile crimes can now land
When people meet a criminal defense attorney, they often accost him or her with this question: “How can you live with yourself when you get
Short answer: As the case below shows (United States v. Mitrano, First Circuit), you can actually be sent to a federal prison for years. So,
Fairly recently in State v. Duran, the Utah Supreme Court ruled that police officers who smelled the odor of burning marijuana coming from a residence
By: Greg Smith and Brett Skidmore Can a person be legally insane one moment, then the next moment suddenly become legally sane? The Utah Supreme
We usually laugh when we hear things like that, but there are times when the Court will excuse a person’s conduct under that exact theory.
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
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