Drug Case Results

One of our defense attorneys represented a client in the Provo City, Utah Justice Court. Our client was accused of possessing a marijuana pipe. Our criminal defense attorney negotiated a plea in abeyance. The agreement assures that no conviction will appear on our client’s criminal record and the case will be dismissed after twelve months.

We represented a client in the Highland City, Utah Justice Court. He was facing misdemeanor charges ranging from DUI to Marijuana Possession. We negotiated the dismissal of four misdemeanor charges including all drug related offenses. The agreement assured that our client did only the minimum of two days in jail.

An attorney from our firm represented a criminal defendant in the Salina City, Utah Justice Court where he was facing misdemeanor drug and paraphernalia charges. Our lawyer negotiated a plea in abeyance to both counts. The abeyance provides that the charges will be dismissed after a period of good behavior and that no conviction will enter in the meantime.

One of our criminal defense lawyers represented a client in the Utah County Justice Court. Our client was accused of possessing marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Our attorney negotiated a plea in abeyance agreement. This agreement assured that no conviction will appear on our client’s criminal history, and that he will not do any jail time. Both charges will be dismissed at the end of twelve months.

In the Roy City, Utah Justice Court one of our defense attorneys negotiated a dismissal of a drug paraphernalia charge, and a plea in abeyance to a misdemeanor marijuana charge. As part of the deal, our client will have no conviction on his record, so he will not lose his driver’s license. At the end of twelve months the drug charge will be dismissed. In the meantime, no conviction will appear on our client’s criminal background.

An attorney from Zabriskie Law Firm represented a criminal defendant facing drug-related misdemeanor charges in the Tooele County, Utah Justice Court. Our lawyer negotiated the dismissal of a drug paraphernalia charge. Our lawyer also negotiated a plea in abeyance to a misdemeanor charge of marijuana possession. The agreement provides that no conviction will enter and that the marijuana charge will be dismissed after twelve months of good behavior.

In the Farmington District Court of the State of Utah we represented a client who was accused of several drug related felonies, one of which was a Second Degree Felony punishable by up to 15 years in prison. Our office negotiated a reduction to a Third Degree Felony with only sixty days of jail and an agreement to reduce the conviction to a Misdemeanor after probation.

One of our lawyers got an agreement to reduce a client’s first degree felony drug charge to a second degree felony with 120 days jail. Furthermore, the agreement provides that the Utah County Attorney’s Office will support a motion for the Provo, Utah Fourth District Court to reduce the conviction to a misdemeanor after successful probation.

One of our lawyer appeared in the Provo, Utah District Court to represent a man facing felony drug charges, including one first degree distribution offense. Our lawyer negotiated a reduction to a second degree felony with a no-prison sentence. He also negotiated the dismissal of a misdemeanor drug-related charge.

We represented a criminal defendant in the South Jordan City, Utah Justice Court. Our lawyer negotiated dismissal of misdemeanor charges for negligent collision, and driving on suspension. Our lawyer also negotiated a plea in abeyance to the remaining misdemeanor charge for possession of marijuana. This offense held in abeyance will be dismissed after twelve months of good behavior. In the mean time, no conviction will enter.

One of our lawyers represented a criminal defendant accused of committing an act of first degree felony drug distribution in the Provo, Utah District Court. The defendant was facing up to life in the Utah State Prison. Our lawyer negotiated a reduction to a second degree felony with county jail time and a reduction to a misdemeanor after probation.

A lawyer from our firm represented a criminal defendant in the Orem City, Utah Justice Court on misdemeanor charges for Possession of Marijuana and Paraphernalia. Our lawyer negotiated a deal to hold guilty pleas to both counts in abeyance and to dismiss charges after twelve months. Pursuant to the abeyance no conviction will appear on our client’s criminal history, he will not go to jail, and he will not have his driver’s license suspended.

Our team of criminal defense lawyers represented a man charged in the Provo City, Utah Justice Court with Class A misdemeanors for Possession of Marijuana, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Failure to Stop at Command of Law Enforcement. He was also charged with misdemeanors for Interfering with Arrest anddisorderly conduct. We negotiated guilty pleas held in abeyance to two counts of class C misdemeanor disorderly conduct. No conviction will appear on his criminal record, and he will not serve any jail time.

A lawyer from our firm represented a criminal defendant in the Salt Lake County Justice Court on misdemeanor charges for being caught in possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Our lawyer negotiated a deal to hold the client’s pleas in abeyance rather than place them on the client’s criminal history. This deal kept our client out of jail and prevented him from losing his driver’s license.

Our law firm negotiated a plea in abeyance for a criminal defense client facing misdemeanor charges in the Kanab City, Utah Justice Court. The abeyance was to misdemeanor charges of speeding and possession of drug paraphernalia. We also convinced the court to dismiss a misdemeanor drug possession charge. The abeyance agreement assures that no criminal conviction will enter on the record and that the charges will be dismissed after a short period of good behavior.

Our law firm represented a criminal defendant in the Utah County Justice Court. Our lawyer negotiated the dismissal of a drug paraphernalia charge, and a no-jail sentence for a guilty plea to a misdemeanor marijuana charge.

One of our attorneys represented a criminal defendant in the Sandy City, Utah Justice Court. Our defense attorney got the court to agree to enter defendant’s guilty pleas to two drug misdemeanors in abeyance for a period of twelve months. The charges will be dismissed after twelve months of good behavior.

An attorney from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Salt Lake County, Utah Justice Court on misdemeanor DUI charge. Our lawyer got the charge reduced to Impaired Driving with a no-jail sentence.

A lawyer from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Salt Lake County, Utah Justice Court on a misdemeanor charge for Possession of Marijuana. Our attorney negotiated a plea in abeyance deal that kept our client from having a conviction on his criminal record or from going to jail. His charge will be dismissed after twelve months if he abides by the terms of his plea deal.

A lawyer from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Emery Castle Dale, Utah District Court. The defendant was facing 5 misdemeanor charges there. Our lawyer got 3 of those charges dismissed. The defendant entered guilty pleas to misdemeanors for drug possession and obstruction of justice. Our lawyer convinced the judge to enter a no-jail sentence with 18 months of probation.

A lawyer from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Salina City, Utah Justice Court where he was facing a misdemeanor marijuana charge. Our lawyer negotiated a plea in abeyance that assures dismissal after a period of good behavior. The case will be dismissed after twelve months of good behavior. No convictions will enter while the abeyance is pending.

One of our attorneys represented a criminal defendant in the Salina City, Utah Justice Court. Our lawyer negotiated a plea in abeyance to a misdemeanor drug charge. This agreement assures that the case will be dismissed after a period of good behavior and in the meantime no conviction will enter.

We represented a client in the Utah County Justice Court for misdemeanor accusations involving possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Our criminal defense attorney negotiated a plea in abeyance which means no conviction will ever appear on our client’s criminal record and he will never serve a day in jail. His criminal charges will be dismissed at the end of twelve months.

A lawyer from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Sandy City, Utah Justice Court. Our lawyer negotiated the dismissal of a drug possession charge in exchange for the defendant entering a guilty plea to a possession of paraphernalia charge with a no-jail sentence.

One of our attorneys successfully argued the dismissal of two misdemeanor and one felony drug related charges.

In this case, our firm represented a criminal defendant facing the charge of Purchase, Possession, Consumption By Minor – Measurable Amounts in the Logan City Justice Court, in Cache County, Utah. The outcome of the case was NO JAIL TIME for our client, and the eventual dismissal of the charge.

In a recent case, a criminal defense attorney from our firm defended a criminal defendant faced with the charges of Attempted Use or Possession of a Controlled Substance, a 3rdDegree Felony, and Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, a Class B Misdemeanor, in the District Court of Salt Lake City. In a matter such as this, an attorney’s first priority is to negation a reduction to the felony charge. The attorney successfully negotiated the reduction of the felony charge to a misdemeanor, as well as negotiated the dismissal of the other charge in its entirety.

A lawyer from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Grand County, Utah Justice Court on misdemeanor charges for possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. Our lawyer negotiated a plea in abeyance which assures no convictions will enter and that the case will be dismissed after a period of good behavior.

One of the defense attorneys from our firm recently represented a person faced with the charges of Possession or Use of a Controlled Substance, a Class B Misdemeanor, Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, a Class B Misdemeanor, and Purchase, Transportation, Possession, or Use of a Firearm By a Restricted Person, a 3rd Degree Felony, in the Provo District Court, in Utah County, Utah. Although the defendant was faced with a felony, as well as two misdemeanors, our attorney successfully negotiated an agreement wherein no jail time was imposed by the court, and all of the charges will be dismissed in their entirety upon completion of probation.

In a recent matter, one of the attorneys from the criminal defense wing of our firm represented a criminal defendant facing four criminal counts of Distribute/Offer/Arrange/Distribution Of Controlled Substance, all felonies, in the District Court of Heber, in Wasatch County, Utah. The attorney negotiated for the outright dismissal of three of the charges. Furthermore, while the potential prison time for the charges could have been up to 20 years, the attorney negotiated for no jail time.

A client of our firm was recently facing the criminal charges of Possession of Other Controlled Substances and Use or Possession of Drugs, both Class B misdemeanors, in the Utah County Justice court. A criminal defense attorney from our firm negotiated a plea agreement that resulted in no jail time and the eventual dismissal of all charges upon successful completion of probation.

Recently, a person facing the criminal charges of Possession Or Use Of A Controlled Substance, Possession Or Use Of A Controlled Substance Within Correctional Facility, in the 4th District Court of Provo retained our firm to defend him against those charges. Our first objective was to procure the dismissal two of the charges, which we were able to do. Also, we negotiated for a no contest plea for one of the other charges.

In one of our recent cases we represented an individual in the Logan City Justice Court who was charged with Use Or Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia, and Use Or Possession Of A Controlled Substance. The court agreed to the eventual dismissal of both charges.

A lawyer from our office represented a criminal defendant in the North Salt Lake City, Utah Justice Court. Our lawyer negotiated a plea in abeyance to the misdemeanor charge for driving with a measurable controlled substance. The abeyance assured that no conviction would enter and that the case would be dismissed after a period of good behavior.

A lawyer from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Payson City, Utah Justice Court where he was facing misdemeanors for marijuana possession and drug paraphernalia. Our lawyer negotiated a dismissal of the paraphernalia charge with a guilty plea to the marijuana charge with a no-jail sentence.

Here, we defended a criminal defendant in the 4th District Court of Juab who was facing the criminal charges of Possession Or Use Of A Controlled Substance, a 2nd Degree Felony, and Use Or Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia, a Class A Misdemeanor. We did not believe that the state’s evidence was sufficient to justify the charges, and we argued that belief to the court. We successfully convinced the court to dismiss both charges.

In this case, one of the attorneys in our firm defended a person facing the charges of Possession Or Use Of A Controlled Substance, and Use Or Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia in the Springville Justice Court. One of the charges was dismissed outright, while the other charge will be dismissed at the end of a short probationary period.

One of the attorneys from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Syracuse City, Utah Justice Court. Our attorney negotiated the dismissal of a misdemeanor marijuana charge in exchange for the defendant entering a guilty plea to a misdemeanor drug paraphernalia offense with a no-jail sentence.

In this case, one of our criminal defense attorneys represented a person facing the charges of Possession Of Other Controlled Substance, and Use Or Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia in the Provo City Justice Court. The attorney was able to procure the outright dismissal of one of the charges, while the other charge will be dismissed at the end of a short probationary period. NO JAIL TIME was imposed by the court.

In this case our client was facing the criminal charges of Speeding 82 in a 65, and Use Or Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia in the Utah County Justice Court. We were able to procure the dismissal of both charges.