Violent Crimes
Accused of a Violent Crime in Utah? Protect Your Future With an Experienced Defense Lawyer
Violent crime charges can bring overwhelming stress, affect your relationships and career, and have serious long-term consequences.
In Utah, violent crimes are addressed under Utah Code 76-3-203 and related statutes, which outline enhanced penalties for offenses involving physical force or the threat of it. This includes crimes such as aggravated assault, homicide, robbery, domestic violence, and kidnapping. Depending on the severity and circumstances, such as the use of a weapon, injury to the victim, or prior convictions, these charges can range from second-degree to first-degree felonies, carrying penalties of five years to life in prison, along with heavy fines and long-term consequences.
A violent crime conviction can impact every area of your life. Our legal team understands what’s at stake. We take a proactive, strategic approach to your defense, ensuring your rights are protected and fighting for the best possible resolution to your case.
Accused of a Violent Crime in Utah? Ensure the Best Possible Outcome
When facing violent crime charges in Utah, having a skilled and experienced defense attorney is crucial. Violent offenses such as assault, aggravated assault, robbery, or homicide can lead to life-altering penalties, including prison sentences, a permanent felony record, and damage to your reputation and relationships. These cases are often aggressively prosecuted and may involve complex evidence, conflicting witness accounts, and intense public scrutiny.
Don’t face these charges alone. Our legal team understands the high stakes and is prepared to build a strong, strategic defense tailored to your circumstances. We know how to challenge the prosecution’s narrative, protect your constitutional rights, and advocate for the best possible outcome. We’re here to fight for your future.
Violent Crimes Defense Attorneys
Cory has experience in numerous areas, including real estate, construction defect, constitutional law, and family law.
Katie is a seasoned trial attorney who has defended clients accused of drug possession, domestic violence, sexual offenses, and murder.
Steven believes a successful law practice requires a blend of scientific analysis, strategic thinking, and strong interpersonal skills.
How Much Does a Defense Attorney in Utah Cost?
Our initial consultation is free and confidential. We’ll review the details of your case and give you a clear breakdown of what your legal options and what can expect for cost and timelines.
Charged with a violent crime in Utah?
Whether you’re facing violent crime charges for aggravated assault, robbery, domestic violence, or homicide, charges can result in severe legal penalties and lasting personal consequences. At Caldwell Filler & Grayson, we provide strong, strategic defense for individuals accused of violent offenses. Our team is committed to protecting your rights, your freedom, and your future. Explore the types of violent crime cases we handle below to see how we can fight for you.
Facing Violent Crime Charges?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if I've been arrested or charged with a drug crime?
If you have been arrested or charged with a drug crime, contact a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. Your attorney will help you understand your rights, potential defenses, and legal options. Most importantly, stay calm and don’t talk to the police, or anyone else, about your case until you have talked to your lawyer.
If I’ve been charged with a drug crime, do I need a lawyer?
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How do I choose the right drug crimes defense attorney?
Choosing the right defense lawyer can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case. When choosing your lawyer, it’s important to find a lawyer with significant experience and expertise. Consider the number of years they have practiced criminal defense law and their success rate in handling cases. It’s also important to choose a lawyer you feel comfortable working with. Your defense attorney should be empathetic, understanding, and capable of providing support during challenging times. Assess their demeanor, professionalism, and whether they genuinely show interest in your case during your initial interactions.
What should I expect during the court process?
The criminal defense process in Utah typically involves an initial appearance, a preliminary hearing, pretrial motions, plea negotiations, and possibly a jury trial. Sometimes the process can feel lengthy, and you may be anxious to resolve your case. Your attorney will guide you through each step, explain the potential outcomes, and advocate for your best interests.
What are the potential consequences of a criminal drug crimes conviction?
Depending on the nature of the case, a criminal conviction may result in fines, probation, community service, loss of driving privileges, jail or even prison time. Some offenses may have long-term consequences, such as affecting your ability to get a job or obtain housing. Talk to your lawyer about the impact your case may have on you. Your lawyer will advocate for you to get the best outcome on your case.
What should I do if I believe my rights have been violated?
If you believe your rights were violated when you were arrested and charged with a crime, document the details of the incident as soon as possible. Contact a criminal defense attorney who can assess the situation and determine if legal action is warranted.