I have a 14 yeR OLD SON THAT HAD A 9 YEAR OLD GIRL GIVE HIM ORAL WHAT CAN I DO AND WHAT KIND OF TROUBLE IS HE IN

First, do not let him talk to anybody, except his attorney. Second, since he is a juvenile, he could be charged with a number of things. ...

My husband and I are charged with dv in utah how do we plead??? in utah

Because of the spousal disqualification privilege, it is very difficult, if not impossible for the prosecutor to successfully convict you and your...

2nd retail theft charge... ;(

The facts that you have presented subject you to a class B misdemeanor theft. In Utah, a defendant commits a class B misdemeanor theft when...

Is it normal for no video to be available from either police vehicle or police station, where I was arrested at for alleged DUI?

Yes. A lot of officer's do not have video cameras in their vehicles. This includes the station. It can either hurt or help the case though....

I am from Florida and got a DUI in Utah. I neeed to back to Florida and my court date is on wednesday, what should I do?

If you do not hire an attorney you are going to need to be present. However, if you retain an attorney the can file a "Written Plea of Not Guilty"...

Historically, this is the type of case that a prosecutor will offer a "plea in abeyance." That means if you complete all the terms and conditions...

Say that u r pulled over for a out taillight, the officer says he smells marijauna and asks u to step out of the vehicle,

No. This seems to be common practice by Utah Highway Patrol, especially between Salt Lake City and Park City. They say they smell pot and conduct...

What do I need to take to court?

you will be filling out an affidavit. That means you are swearing that what you represent in the document is true. Usually, the court will...

My stepson allegedly keyed someone's car, and the police came to question him. Do I need to have an attorney present?

A safe rule of thumb is to not speak with the police at all. Most, if not all, attorneys would tell you never to speak with the police. If...

In Utah, a child who is under 14 years of age is presumed not adequately mature and experienced to knowingly and voluntarily waive or understand...