The Imposition of Jurisdiction
According to the tabloids – take that for whatever it’s worth – Brad Pitt yelled at his kids while flying home on […]
Month: September 2016
The Immigration Trump Card
Think what you like about Donald Trump, but the possibility of him becoming the president of the United States is as yet […]
Pardon, Parole or Punish?
In Utah, if you or someone you know is either facing a felony charge or has been convicted of a felony, it […]
Deducing the Driver License Division
There are few people in the State of Utah who are unfamiliar with the Utah Driver License Division. Entrusted with managing one […]
Clearing the Record
In criminal law, nearly every case will affect your criminal record, regardless of how it turns out. In fact, even an arrest […]
The Relevance of Evidence
Evidence: today, that word is often thrown around as a byword for ironclad, damning proof. The knife in the hand, the blood […]
Retaining Attorneys: Assurance Insurance
Auto insurance, home insurance, health insurance, life insurance: these are just a few examples of what the typical American will preemptively pay […]
Judges: Absolute Power or Tied Hands?
One of the most important roles a Judge plays in a criminal case is sentencing a convicted defendant. In most cases, even […]
Policing the Police
Cory Lee Henderson, Justin Patrick Moses, Mark Daniel Bess, David Shane Anderson, Daniel Bennet Edwards, Danielle Willard, Darrien Hunt, James Barker, Dillon […]
Evidence and Ignorance
So how can someone be charged and/or convicted of a crime even if they didn’t know it was illegal? As criminal defense […]