Salt Lake City, UT
Immigration Lawyer at Salt Lake City, UT
Practice Areas: Immigration, Criminal Defense ... +2 more
It depends on what happened in juvenile court. In Utah, a judge does not necessarily have to find a juvenile "guilty" or "not guilty" to impose...
Yes, you can be prosecuted. Save all the documentation that you have and keep it in a safe place. Hire a lawyer to help you fight the charge, and...
USCIS usually calculates this information AFTER you apply for a visa or other immigration benefit. They inspect your documentation and declarations...
There's a lot of missing information in order to give you a full discussion of your situation. It is not clear if you have been charged yet, nor...
Your personal information is not published. We lawyers have no idea who you are, but most of us would be willing to talk if you contact us.
Missing your UAs is problematic, but not necessarily a disaster if handled properly. But you must take action to fix this mess. The first step is...
That really depends on WHY the case was declined by the county prosecutor. Generally, they try to keep lesser charges in the "justice courts." Some...
Ultimately, a prosecutor chooses whether or not to press charges; the alleged victim does not get to decide. At the initial court date, the judge...
Definitely not. No amount of marijuana is legal to possess in Utah. Possessing less than 1 ounce of marijuana is a Class B Misdemeanor in Utah. If...
Yes, if the agreed upon period for the plea in abeyance has not expired, a new conviction should and probably will lead to a violation of the old...