Other Misdemeanor Case Results

A lawyer from our firm represented a criminal defendant in the Nephi City, Utah Justice Court. Our lawyer negotiated the dismissal of two misdemeanors in exchange for guilty pleas on two others. The deal also included a no-jail sentence.

A lawyer with our office represented a client in the Ogden City, Utah Justice Court for a misdemeanor charge of Perjury. Our lawyer negotiated an agreement to hold the defendant’s guilty plea in abeyance, thereby avoiding a criminal conviction. The case will be dismissed in six months.

An attorney from our firm represented a criminal defense client in the Logan City, Utah Justice Court where the client was facing misdemeanor charges for intoxication and criminal mischief. Our attorney convinced the judge to hold guilty pleas to both counts in abeyance with a dismissal after a few months of good behavior.

We represented a client in the Box Elder County, Utah District Court. Our client was accused of felonies for dispensing a prescription and two counts of forgery, along with a couple of misdemeanors. He was facing up to more than fifteen years in prison. Our criminal defense attorney negotiated a reduction to three misdemeanors and no jail.

In the Provo City, Utah Justice Court one of our criminal defenselawyers negotiated a dismissal of misdemeanor charges for driving without an installed ignition interlock devise, and no proof of insurance. A guilty plea to the remaining charge of Driving on a Suspended License was held in abeyance; to be dismissed after twelve months (no conviction appearing in the meantime).

A lawyer from our firm represented a client in the Salt Lake City, Utah Justice Court. The defendant was facing a misdemeanor Lewdness charge for allegedly exposing himself in a public restroom. Our lawyer negotiated a plea in abeyance and no jail. The plea in abeyance provides for dismissal of the charge after twelve months.

A lawyer from our office represented a criminal defendant facing misdemeanor charges in the Wasatch County, Utah Justice Court. Our lawyer got a plea in abeyance entered for our client for the misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct after a request to stop. The abeyance assures no conviction will enter, and that the charge will be dismissed after twelve months of good behavior.

One of our criminal defense lawyers negotiated a plea in abeyance in the Saratoga Springs City, Utah Justice Court for a man facing a class B misdemeanor charge. The abeyance will result in a dismissal after twelve months of good behavior.

An attorney from Zabriskie Law Firm represented a criminal defendant in the Salt Lake District Court where the defendant faced a class A misdemeanor charge for criminal trespass. Our lawyer got the charge reduced from to a class B misdemeanor for Attempted criminal trespass.

One of the defense attorneys from our firm represented a criminal defendant in the Sandy City, Utah Justice Court. Our attorney negotiated a plea deal that got three misdemeanor counts dismissed and a guilty plea to a misdemeanor charge for no proof of insurance held in abeyance to be later dismissed.

A lawyer from our firm represented a criminal defendant in the South Salt Lake City, Utah Justice Court on a misdemeanor charge for patronizing a prostitute. Our lawyer got the case dismissed.

An attorney from our office secured the dismissal of four misdemeanor charges for a criminal defendant in the West Jordan, Utah District Court. These misdemeanor charges included threat against life/property, criminal mischief, intoxication, and disorderly conduct.

A lawyer from our firm represented a criminal defendant in the Weber County, Utah Justice Court where the defendant was facing 7 misdemeanor charges. Our lawyer got 3 misdemeanor charges dismissed including Intoxication, Disorderly Conduct, and Interference with an Arresting Officer. The defendant pled guilty on the remaining 4 counts which included Assault, DV in the Presence of a Child x2, and Criminal Mischief. Our lawyer argued for no jail and convinced the judge to grant twelve months of probation with all jail time suspended.

A lawyer from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Lehi City, Utah Justice Court where he was facing a misdemeanor charges for Electronic Communication Harassment and Disorderly Conduct. Our lawyer negotiated pleas held in abeyance for a period of six months. At the end of the abeyance period all criminal charges will be dismissed so long as the defendant complies with the judge’s terms. Furthermore, no conviction will enter while the abeyance is pending.

An attorney from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Provo City, Utah Justice Court. Our lawyer convinced the Provo City prosecutor and the judge to allow our client to enter his plea in abeyance to the misdemeanor charge of Criminal Mischief. The abeyance assures that no conviction will enter and that the case will be dismissed after 6 months of good behavior.

A client of our firm was recently charged with disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor, in the Grantsville justice court, in Tooele County, Utah. A criminal defense attorney from our firm negotiated a plea agreement wherein after a short probationary period, all charges may be dropped.

A client of our firm was recently charged with Lewdness, a Class B misdemeanor, in the Provo City Justice Court. Our attorney in representation successfully negotiated an agreement wherein our client was given probation, upon completion of which the charge will be dismissed. Also, no jail time was ordered and the ultimate result will be a clean record.

A criminal defense attorney from our firm recently represented a criminal defendant charged with impaired driving, a class B misdemeanor, in the Orem City justice court, in Utah County, Utah. The attorney was able to negotiate an agreement wherein all jail time was suspended.

A lawyer from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Salt Lake District Court where the defendant was facing six class A misdemeanor charges for violation of a protective order. Our lawyer negotiated a plea in abeyance to one count and a dismissal of the other counts. The one count that was held in abeyance will not enter as a conviction and will be dismissed after a period of good behavior.

A client of our firm was recently faced with the charge of Aggravated Assault, a 3rd Degree Felony, in the 3RD District Court in Salt Lake. One of the attorneys from our firm entered negations the result of which will be the dismissal of the charge in its entirety, upon successful completion of probation. Furthermore, no jail time was served and our client’s (criminal) record will be free of a criminal conviction.