Introduction In Utah, bail is generally presumed under state law, but there are circumstances where it may be denied. Understanding the process of appealing a bail denial is crucial for defendants facing pretrial detention. Bail Presumption in Utah Under Utah Code 77-20-101, bail is typically granted. However, courts may deny bail when concerns about public… Read more »
Understanding Utah’s Right to Bail and the New DUI Exception If you or a loved one is facing DUI charges in Utah, it’s essential to understand your rights regarding bail. Utah’s Constitution and bail statute generally presume a right to bail. However, there are specific exceptions to this right that you should be aware of…. Read more »
If you’re facing criminal charges in Utah, it’s essential to understand the recent changes to bail law. Under the new provisions, if a judge sets monetary bail that you cannot afford, you now have the right to ask for a reevaluation, even without a significant change in your circumstances. This post is meant to inform… Read more »
CALL/TXT UTAH CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY JAKE GUNTER (801) 373-6345. LET HIS 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WORK FOR YOU In the last 5 years the Utah Legislature has changed the bail statute plenty. The latest criminal bail amendment became effective on 05/03/2023 and changed the ability to motion for a modification if you can’t afford… Read more »
Utah Bail Law: What You Need to Know When you face criminal charges in Utah, understanding Utah bail law can make a significant difference in your case. Under state law, bail is generally presumed, but several exceptions empower judges to deny it. Preparing for a bail motion with substantial facts is critical since defendants usually… Read more »
UTAH BAIL SYSTEM. HIRE UTAH CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY JAKE GUNTER. CALL/TXT (801) 373-6345 FOR A FREE CONSULT. BAIL IS PRESUMED UNDER THE UTAH AND FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONS. The default position is that you get bail when charged with a crime in Utah. The following Utah criminal charges, sometimes you will not get bail. (1). Capitol Offenses,… Read more »
TYPES OF UTAH CRIMINAL PROBATION When you are convicted of a crime in Utah, or you are placed on diversion or a plea in abeyance, you will likely be put on some form of probation. Often referred to as being “on paper,” Utah criminal probation means you are monitored by the court. It’s important to… Read more »
UTAH’S NEW BAIL SYSTEM OCTOBER 2020 AMENDMENTS BAIL IS A RIGHT. Granting bail is a right under the Utah Constitution. The words of our great Utah Constitution are worth quoting in whole: Article I, Section 8 [Offenses bailable.] [Utah Constitution 2020] (1) All persons charged with a crime shall be bailable except: (a) persons charged… Read more »
RIOT LAWS IN UTAH: Hire a Utah criminal defense attorney to defend you against riot charges. You can be charged with a 3rd degree felony for rioting in Utah, especially when you cause substantial property damage, bodily injury, or use a gun. Otherwise, rioting is a class B misdemeanor. The actual Riot statute in the… Read more »
UTAH PROBATION VIOLATIONS, ORDERS TO SHOW CAUSE, RULE 402 REDUCTIONS AND EXPUNGEMENTS Hiring the Right Provo/Orem Criminal Defense Lawyer—Jake Gunter. Let his nearly 20 years experience work for you. Types of Probation Violations. New charges. Charges are sufficient to violate you. Don’t need a conviction to render a probation violation. Failure to pay the fine…. Read more »
