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Plea in abeyance — Domestic Violence — Diversion / Deferred Outcome

An attorney from our criminal defense team represented a criminal defendant in the Wasatch County, Utah Justice Court on a misdemeanor Domestic Violence Assault charge. Our lawyer negotiated a deal omitting the domestic violence designation and entry of a plea in abeyance to a misdemeanor Assault. As a result of this deal, our client was able to preserve his right to possess weapons.

Plea in abeyance — Aggravated Assault (few months) — Charges Dismissed

An attorney from our criminal defense team represented a defendant facing a Felony charge for Aggravated Assault and a misdemeanor for Violent Offense in the Presence of a Child. Our lawyer negotiated a dismissal of the misdemeanor. Our lawyer also negotiated a plea in abeyance to the felony. The plea in abeyance kept any conviction from appearing on our client’s criminal record and prevented him from going to jail. The felony charge will be dismissed after a few months of good behavior.

d452ff60-54a2-43c7-a88f-ac2af60cfdad — Charges Dismissed

One of our defense attorneys represented a client in the Orem City Utah Justice Court. He was accused of pulling a gun on another person in a road-rage incident. We negotiated a plea in abeyance with no conviction appearing on our client’s criminal record. The deal assured that he would not spend a day in jail and that the case would be dismissed after twelve months.

Charges dismissed — Assault

In a recent case a criminal defendant facing charges of Assault and Disorderly conduct was represented by one of the attorneys in our firm in the Provo City Justice Court, in Utah County, Utah. The result was two no contest pleas, and the eventual dismissal of all charges upon successful completion of probation.

Charges dismissed — Assault

An attorney from our office negotiated the dismissal of a misdemeanor Assault charge in the Provo City, Utah Justice Court.

Charges dismissed — Assault

Recently, our firm represented an individual faced with the charges of assault and criminal mischief, both Class B misdemeanors, in the Justice Court of Provo City, Utah. We were able to negotiate the complete dismissal of one of the charges and a drastic reduction in the sentence imposed by the court for the other charge.

Charges dismissed — Domestic Violence

Recently, a criminal defense attorney from our firm defended an individual faced with two charges of Domestic Violence in the Presence of a Child, both Class B Misdemeanors, and one charge of Assault, also a Class B Misdemeanor, in the Provo City Justice Court, in Utah County, Utah. The attorney successfully negotiated for the outright dismissal of two of the charges, and the eventual dismissal of the third, upon completion of probation.

Charges dismissed — Domestic Violence

A lawyer from the Zabriskie Law Firm represented a criminal defendant in the Riverton City, Utah Justice Court. Our client was facing misdemeanor Domestic Violence Assault charges. Our lawyer negotiated a dismissal of two separate misdemeanor charges.

Charge reduced — Domestic Violence

An attorney from Zabriskie Law Firm represented a criminal defendant in the West Valley City, Utah Justice Court where the defendant was facing a misdemeanor charge for domestic violence unlawful detention. Our attorney got the charge reduced to disorderly conduct with a no-jail sentence.

Not guilty verdict — Grabbing

Full acquittal of criminal defendant accused of grabbing and breaking the finger of his girlfriend in a domestic assault incident.

Plea in abeyance — Domestic Violence (No jail) — Charges Dismissed

In a recent matter a criminal defense attorney from our firm represented a criminal defendant faced with the charges of Domestic Violence in The Presence of a Child, Disorderly Conduct, and Criminal Mischief: Intentional Damage, Deface, Destroy Property, in the Clearfield Justice Court, in Davis County, Utah. Our attorney was able to negotiate a plea agreement wherein two of the charges were dropped in their entirety, and the third resulted in a plea in abeyance. That means that no jail time was served and upon successful completion of a short probationary period all charges will have been dropped.

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