Violence Case Results

Recently, our firm was retained by a criminal defendant facing the charges of Threat/Use of a Dangerous Weapon in Fight, Carry A Dangerous Weapon Under The Influence Of Alcohol/Drugs, and Disorderly Conduct in the Eighth District Court of Vernal, in Uintah County, Utah. The outcome of this case was extremely favorable for our client, as we were able to procure the eventual dismissal of all of the charges.

A lawyer from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Utah County Justice Court. Our lawyer negotiated dismissal of misdemeanor two misdemeanor charges for Domestic Violence in the Presence of a Child and a single misdemeanor count of Disorderly conduct. Our client pleaded guilty to reduced misdemeanor charges of Intoxication and Disorderly Conduct.

An individual faced with the criminal charge of Prohibited Targets, in the Utah County Justice Court, recently retained our firm to defend him. Interestingly, this type of case is somewhat common in Utah courts, due in large part to the high number of gun enthusiasts in the state. Our office has had extensive experience in dealing with this type of case and as a result we understand the importance of procuring a dismissal of the charge so as to not implicate an person’s right to carry a fire-arm. We were successful in this case, in that the we procured the eventual dismissal of the charge.

In this case, our client was faced with the criminal charges of Assault, Domestic Violence In The Presence Of A Child, and Criminal Mischief: Intentional Damage, Deface, Destroy Property in the Summit County Justice Court. We were successful in negotiating for the outright dismissal of two of the charges, and for probation in leu of jail time for the final charge.

A lawyer from our firm represented a criminal defendant in the Lehi City, Utah Justice Court on misdemeanor Domestic Violence charges. Our lawyer negotiated a dismissal of charges.

Davis County Justice Court; negotiated a deal dismissing charges of Domestic Violence and Domestic Violence in the Presence of a Child in exchange for our client entering a plea to Criminal Mischief with no jail.

One of our lawyers negotiated a dismissal of one domestic violence change and a plea in abeyance to another for a client in the Sandy City, Utah Justice Court. Because of the abeyance no conviction will enter and the case will be dismissed after a short period of good behavior.

In this case our client was charged with Commission Of Domestic Violence In The Presence Of A Child, and Criminal Mischief in the Payson City Justice Court. We procured the dismissal of both of the charges.

Recently, an attorney from the criminal defense wing of our firm represented a person charged with the crime of Violation Of A Protective Order in the First District Court, in Cache County, Utah. Here, we believed there were grounds for dismissal and argued accordingly. The outcome of the case was very favorable for our client, in that the charge was dismissed.

Acquittal by jury of a man accused of committing a felony aggravated assault by punching another person, thereby resulting in over $25,000 in medical treatment.

Lehi City Justice Court; negotiated a plea in abeyance for a client accused of Assaulting 2 people and making Terroristic Threats while Intoxicated. As a plea in abeyance, no conviction will appear on our client’s record and she will not serve any time in jail.

An attorney from our office represented a criminal defendant in the Murray City, Utah Justice Court. Our attorney negotiated a plea in abeyance to a misdemeanor assault with a reduction to class C misdemeanor. The abeyance assures that the criminal charge will be dismissed after twelve months of good behavior. In the meantime, no criminal conviction will enter and no jail will be served.

In a recent case, a person faced with the criminal charge of Disorderly Conduct, in the Wasatch County Justice Court, retained our firm to represent her. When we accepted this case we believed that there were appropriate grounds for dismissal. Accordingly, we presented a compelling case for our client, the result of which was the dismissal of the charge.

In a recent matter, our firm represented a criminal defendant faced with the charge of Child Abuse with Injury, a Class B Misdemeanor, in the Provo City Justice Court, in Utah County, Utah. Our objective in this case was to avoid any jail time, and ultimately procure a clean record for our client. We were successful in doing that, as no jail time was mandated by the court, and all charges will be dismissed upon successful completion of probation.

In a Salt Lake City, Utah District Court case our defense team secured a dismissal for a client accused of a 3rd Degree Felony for Violation of a Protective Order.

In this particular case, our client was faced with criminal charges of Assault, Domestic Violence In The Presence Of A Child, Unlawful Detention, Child Abuse Involving Physical Injury, Possession Or Use Of A Controlled Substance, Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia, Cause/Permit Child Or Vulnerable Adult To Be Exposed to Controlled Substance, in the Provo District Court, in Utah County, Utah. Given the charges, the potential prison time was substantial. However, our attorney was successful in negotiating for the immediate dismissal of five of the seven charges.

In a recent matter, one of the criminal defense attorneys from our firm represented a criminal defendant faced with charges of Assault, Criminal Mischief, and Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, all Class B misdemeanors, in the Provo City Justice Court, in Utah County, Utah. Our objective in cases like this is to procure the immediate dismissal of as many of the charges as possible. We were successful in doing that, as we negotiated the outright dismissal of two of the charges.

A lawyer from our firm represented a criminal defendant in the Draper City, Utah Justice Court where he was facing a multiple misdemeanor charges. Our lawyer negotiated a dismissal of the charge of domestic violence in the presence of a child. Our lawyer also negotiated a plea in abeyance to the remaining charge for interrupting a communication device. The abeyance assures that no conviction will enter and the charge will be dismissed after a period of good behavior.

Recently, one of the criminal defense attorneys in our firm represented a person faced with several criminal charges, including assault, domestic violence in the presence of a minor, and child abuse injury (reckless), in the West Valley justice court, in Salt Lake County, Utah. The attorney believed that the charges were groundless and was successful in obtaining a dismissal of all charges.

In a recent matter a criminal defense attorney from our firm represented a criminal defendant for the charge of Criminal Trespass, in the Eighth District Court in Duchesne. After intense negotiations our attorney successfully procured a complete dismissal of the charge.