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Driver License Suspensions for Minors who get a DUI in Utah
I was presenting to UACDL attorneys on Drivers License Suspensions. An area that became real confusing is the area of minors who get a DUI. The reason this gets so confusing is because there are administrative based suspensions and then there are conviction based suspensions. Utah code 53-3-223 (7)(a)(ii) provides that a person under 21…
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When can the Prosecution Appeal a Ruling in a Utah DUI case?
Under the Utah Code, a prosecutor can appeal decisions from a Justice Court Judge to the District Court under certain circumstances. Utah Code 78A-7-118 states:… (5) The prosecutor is entitled to a hearing de novo in the district court on: (a) a final judgment of dismissal; (b) an order arresting judgment; (c) an order terminating…
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Utah DUI and Concealed Weapons Permit
Many people do not understand the hidden consequences of a DUI. One such hidden consequence is the denial of obtaining a concealed weapons permit. If a citizen already has a weapons permit, it will be revoked. In fact, the code says you cannot have a permit or your permit can be revoked or suspended if…
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Can an officer Breath Test me for no reason?
An officer pulls you over for speeding. He asks for your license, insurance, and registration. He goes back to his car and discovers, after a computer check, the license is flagged as an "alcohol restricted driver" because you have a prior DUI or alcohol violation. The officer has no reason to believe that you have…
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Utah Alcohol Restricted Driver
A person who is convicted of being in violation of the alcohol restricted driver law will have their license revoked for a period of one year. This is in accordance with Utah Code 53-3-220(1)(a)(xv). If you are convicted of this law under Utah Code 41-6a-530, it is a class B misdemeanor, just like an original…
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No Work Permits during a Utah DUI Driver License Suspension Period
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Utah DUI Survival Guide: A Citizen’s Protection Manual
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Utah DUI and Bail Bonds
When a person is arrested in Utah for DUI and taken to jail, many things can happen. A person can be ordered bail, usually in the range of $1500 to $2500 depending on additional charges for a first offense, or sometimes they are released on their own recognizance (meaning the jail has determined the person…
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Utah DUI and SR22 Insurance
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Get a DUI In Utah for Sleeping in Your Car
