Other Misdemeanor Case Results

An attorney from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Salt Lake City, Utah Justice Court where the defendant was facing a misdemeanor criminal trespass charge. Our lawyer negotiated a plea in abeyance assuring that no conviction would enter and that the case would be dismissed after several months of good behavior.

A lawyer from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Provo District Court. Our lawyer negotiated dismissal of misdemeanor charges of driving on Suspension and Speed Contest.

Recently, one of the criminal defense attorneys in our firm defended a person faced with the criminal charges Operating a Vehicle without an Interlock System, One Way Street, and Driving on a Suspended or Revoked License, both misdemeanors, in the Salt Lake County Justice Court. Our standard protocol in case of this type is to pursue the immediate dismissal of at least one of the charges. Here, we successfully negotiated the dismissal of two of the charges.

In a recent matter, our firm was retained by an individual faced with the criminal charge of Stalking, in the West Jordan District Court, in Salt Lake County, Utah. In negotiating the matter with the prosecutor, we were able to procure a plea in abeyance for our client. Meaning, after a short probationary period, the charge will be dismissed in its entirety.

In one of our recent cases, we defended an individual facing charges of Impaired Driving, Following Too Close, and No Proof of Insurance, all misdemeanors, in the Spanish Fork District Court, in Utah County, Utah. The outcome of the case was very beneficial to our client, in that two of the charges were dismissed outright, and probation was given rather than jail time for the third.

In a recent case, one of our criminal defense attorneys represented a criminal defendant faced with the charges of Intoxication, and Disorderly Conduct in the Ogden City Justice Court, in Weber County, Utah. After negotiating with the prosecutor, our attorney was successfully able to procure the dismissal of the Intoxication charge. Regarding the other charge, our client was given probation by the court.

In one of our recent cases, one of the criminal defense attorneys in our firm represented an individual in the Provo District Court, who was facing the charges of two counts of Attempting To Falsify The Prescription Of A Controlled Substance, which is a 3rd Degree Felony. Anytime a criminal defendant is facing a felony charge there is a very real possibility that he will be ordered to serve jail time, thus, our objective in this type of case is to procure probation in place of jail time. We were successful in doing that in this case, as our client was not ordered to serve any jail time.

An individual recently retained our firm to represent him for a charge he was facing, which was Speeding (30 mph over the limit), a Class C Misdemeanor, in the Utah County Justice Court. We negotiated a reduction in the charge which ultimately resulted in a diminution in the fee and the points allotted to the defendant’s insurance coverage.

In a recent matter one of the criminal defense attorneys from our firm represented a person faced with the criminal charge of Contributing to The Delinquency of a Minor, a Class B Misdemeanor, in the Davis County Justice Court. Our attorney was able to negotiate the complete dismissal of the charge for a ‘lack of evidence.’

In a recent matter a criminal defense attorney from our firm represented an individual faced with the criminal charges of Failure to Give Name and Assistance at an Accident, Accident Involving Property Damage, and Improper Use of Lanes, all misdemeanors. Two of the charges were dismissed outright, and the third resulted in a very minimal charge.

In a recent case, a criminal defense attorney from our firm defended a person faced with the charges of Assault, Public Intoxication, and Criminal Mischief, in the Draper Justice Court, in Salt Lake County, Utah. The attorney negotiated for the outright dismissal of two of the charges, and with regard to the third charge, all jail time was suspended.

In this case, one of criminal defense lawyers defended a person faced with the criminal charges of Intoxication, Assault, and Domestic Violence In The Presence Of A Child in the Lindon City Justice Court. Whenever one of our clients is facing multiple charges we take the approach of aggressively pursuing the immediate dismissal of one or multiple charges. Here, we successfully procured the outright dismissal of two of the charges.

Recently, one of the attorneys from the criminal defense branch of our firm defended a person faced with the criminal charges of Impaired Driving, Failure to Stay in One Lane, Failure to Signal, and No Registration Card in Vehicle, in the Salt Lake Justice Court. In cases like this one, our initial objective is no jail time for our client. As such, we successfully negotiated with the court to the extent that no jail time was required, and three of the four charges were dismissed in their entirety.

Recently, our firm was retained to defend a person faced with the criminal charges of Impaired Driving, Traffic Control Signal Violations, and Failure to Operate within a Single Lane in the Utah County Justice Court. In cases such as this one, it is imperative to procure the dismissal of at least one of the charges, so that the effort to avoid jail time is feasible. We were successful in obtaining the immediate dismissal of two of the charges, and consequently, no jail time was imposed by the court.

Recently, our firm was retained to defend a person facing the criminal charges of Ignition Interlock Violation, a Class B Misdemeanor, and Operating a Vehicle without Insurance, a Class B Misdemeanor, in the Springville Justice Court, in Utah County, Utah. We successfully negotiated for the immediate dismissal of the Interlock Violation charge.

A lawyer from our office negotiated a plea in abeyance to a misdemeanor assault charge in the Provo City, Utah Justice Court. The abeyance assures that no conviction will enter and that the charge will be dismissed after twelve months.

A lawyer from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Clearfield City, Utah Justice Court. Our lawyer worked out a misdemeanor plea in abeyance that prevents a criminal conviction from entering.

Recently one of our clients was charged with the criminal charge of criminal trespass, a Class B misdemeanor, in the Utah County Justice Court. The criminal defense attorney from our firm representing our client was able to successfully negotiate a plea agreement, wherein a no contest plea was entered and the charge will be dismissed upon completion of probation.

In the Draper City, Utah Justice Court our office got a reduction to Class C Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct from Class B Misdemeanor Threat of Violence. With this reduction our client avoided a jail sentence.

A lawyer from our firm represented a criminal defendant in the Summit County, Utah Justice Court. The defendant was facing a misdemeanor Criminal Trespass charge. Our lawyer convinced both the criminal prosecutor and the judge to dismiss the charge.