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State v. Redden – 2022 UT App 14 – protective orders – enhanced penalties

January 31, 2022

Abuse, Domestic Violence, Jurisdiction, Protective Orders, Utah Code, Utah Court of Appeals Decisions, Utah Law

10 years, class A misdemeanor, commits, convicted, crime, Domestic Violence, enhancement, offense, third degree felony, Utah Code § 77-36-1.1(2)(c)

2022 UT App 14 THE UTAH COURT OF APPEALS STATE OF UTAH, Appellant, v. JOEL CHANCE REDDEN, Appellee. Opinion No. 20200700-CA Filed January 27, 2022 Fifth District Court, Cedar City Department The Honorable Keith C. Barnes No. 191500842 Sean D.…

Does a spouse have the right to see a DUI report?

First, if you are referring to a police report of a DUI citation and/or arrest, in most jurisdictions such records are public record, and thus available not only to your spouse, but to any other member of the public. Second,…

Does a spouse have the right to see a DUI report?

Does a spouse have the right to see a DUI report? First, if you are referring to a police report of a DUI citation and/or arrest, in most jurisdictions such records are public record, and thus available not only to…

In court cases, how does taking an oath make any difference?

In court cases, how does taking an oath make any difference? From what I can tell, yes, it appears that taking an oath or affirming to tell the truth before being questioned as a witness in a legal proceeding (whether…

2019 UT App 206 – State v. Alires – ineffective assistance of counsel

January 17, 2020

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Child Abuse, Utah Court of Appeals Decisions, Utah Law

2019, 2019 UT App 206, aggravated sexual abuse of a child, constitutionally ineffective, convicted, daughter’s friend, December 19, failing to request jury instruction, remand, six counts, trial counsel, UTAH COURT OF APPEALS State v. Alires, vacate convictions, youngest daughter

2019 UT App 206 – THE UTAH COURT OF APPEALS STATE OF UTAH, Appellee, v. PHILBERT EUGENE ALIRES, Appellant. Opinion No. 20181033-CA Filed December 19, 2019 Third District Court, Salt Lake Department The Honorable Adam T. Mow No. 171908080 Ann…

Do prosecutors enjoy convicting people, even if there’s a question of guilt?

October 9, 2019

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Dirty Tricks, Domestic Violence, Utah Law

apathy, convict, convicted, Domestic Violence, enjoy, indifference, innocent, jail, not guilty, prosecutor

As a general rule, no, I don’t think so. There will always be some sick, twisted people in every profession, but it has not been my experience that the majority of prosecutors enjoy seeing people go to jail, even if…

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State v. Redden – 2022 UT App 14 – protective orders – enhanced penalties

Does a spouse have the right to see a DUI report?

Does a spouse have the right to see a DUI report?

In court cases, how does taking an oath make any difference?

2019 UT App 206 – State v. Alires – ineffective assistance of counsel

Do prosecutors enjoy convicting people, even if there’s a question of guilt?