CALL/TXT UTAH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT DEFENSE ATTORNEY JAKE GUNTER (801) 373-6345. FREE CONSULT. FLEX PAYMENT PLANS. 2024 UTAH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT CHANGES CHANGE: You can now commit aggravated assault if you use a motor vehicle. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT IS UTAH IS: Felony 3 Aggravated Assault. Felony 3 aggravated assault in Utah is just simple assault causing or… Read more »
Utah Threat of Violence Statute Updates – Effective May 4, 2024 Defense Attorney Jake Gunter | Call/Text (801) 373-6345 | Free Consultation The Utah Legislature has expanded the Threat of Violence statute to cover more types of offenses. As of May 4, 2024, individuals can now be charged with a threat of violence if they… Read more »
The Problem: Jury Trial Tax. Plea Bargain and get no jail. Take it trial and lose and get jail time. As a Utah criminal defense attorney, I am always concerned about going to a jury trial, losing, having the judge hear all the bad facts and then send my client to jail because he knows… Read more »
What is Aggravated Assault v. Simple Assault & Battery in Utah? Yes, in the law you will find there are different kinds of assault, which include simple and aggravated assault in Utah. When you find yourself in a situation that makes you wonder what kind of assault charges could be brought against you,… Read more »
Defending Against Aggravated Assault Charges in Utah Facing aggravated assault charges in Utah is a serious matter that can result in severe penalties, including lengthy prison sentences. If you’re accused of assault, it’s crucial to understand your rights and the laws surrounding your case. Hiring an experienced criminal defense attorney can make all the difference… Read more »
How to Choose the Right Utah Criminal Defense Attorney When facing criminal charges, finding the right legal representation is crucial for protecting your rights and achieving the best possible outcome. In Utah, the process of selecting a criminal defense attorney can feel overwhelming, especially with so many options available. Here are some key factors to… Read more »
Sex Crimes that Can Be Prosecuted at Any Time: The following Utah sex crime allegations can be prosecuted at any time. The Utah statute is Utah Code Ann. 76-3-1 (2020). rape; rape of a child; object rape; object rape of a child; forcible sodomy; sodomy on a child; sexual abuse of a child; aggravated sexual… Read more »
Forcible Sexual Abuse Utah: Legal Overview Utah law defines forcible sexual abuse under Utah Code Ann. 76-5-404 (2020) as sexual acts committed without consent, involving touching or indecent liberties with another person over the age of 14. These charges carry severe penalties, including mandatory prison sentences and lifetime consequences. Legal Definition of Forcible Sexual Abuse… Read more »
Consensual Sexual Relations with 16 or 17-Year Old. Class A and 3rd Degree Felony. Consent is not a defense to having sexual relations with a minor child aged 16-17 years-old if you are at least 7 years or older than them. Sexual relations with a 16- or 17-year-old is defined in to be: (i) … Read more »
Burglary of a Vehicle in Utah: What You Need to Know Burglary of a vehicle is a serious offense in Utah, classified as a Class A misdemeanor. This crime involves unlawfully entering a vehicle with the intent to commit theft or another felony. Whether it’s breaking a car window to steal valuables or tampering with… Read more »
