Utah Polygraph Law 2026: What the New Ban Means for Victims and the Accused Utah Polygraph Law 2026: Key Changes You Need to Know In 2026, Utah passed a new law that prohibits the use of polygraph examinations on alleged victims of sexual offenses. At first glance, the law appears straightforward: protect victims from intrusive [...]
Utah Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Benefits in 2026 Utah law requires most automobile insurance policies to include Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage. PIP is a no-fault benefit system designed to provide immediate financial support after a car accident—regardless of who caused the crash. What PIP Covers in Utah PIP benefits remain largely unchanged in 2026 [...]
Charged With a DUI in Utah? What You Should Know About Police DUI Training If you have been charged with DUI (Driving Under the Influence) in Utah, you need an attorney who understands not only the letter of the law—but also the intricate mechanics of how DUI investigations actually work. The moments following a traffic [...]
Can You Lose Your License for Marijuana Possession in Utah? (Even Without a DUI) Many drivers are shocked to learn that in Utah, you don’t have to be "high" behind the wheel to lose your driving privileges. A simple possession charge can trigger an automatic license suspension. If you’ve been pulled over coming back from [...]
Unlawful Taking and Transportation of Wildlife in Utah: Understanding Code 23A-5-309 Utah’s wildlife laws are surprisingly broad and all-encompassing. Under Section 23A-5-309, even an honest mistake during a hunting trip can lead to significant legal consequences. Understanding the nuances of this statute is essential for every hunter in the state. A Typical Hunting Violation Scenario [...]
Utah DUI Enhancements: What You Need to Know If you are facing a DUI charge in Utah, it is critical to understand that Driving Under the Influence is an enhanceable offense. This means the penalties become significantly more severe with every subsequent conviction. Under Utah Code 41-6a-501(2), the law defines what constitutes a prior conviction [...]
What Is Considered a “Dangerous Weapon” for Utah Restricted Persons? One of the most common questions clients ask when charged as restricted persons under Utah law is deceptively simple: Can I still hunt? Can I possess archery equipment or antique firearms? Are knives, tools, or household items illegal for me to possess? The short answer [...]
Theft of Motor Fuel in Utah: Penalties, Laws, and License Suspension Under Utah Code § 76-6-404.7 (Effective May 7, 2025), the theft of motor vehicle fuel—commonly called a "gas drive-off"—carries serious criminal penalties. Whether it is a few dollars of gas for a car or filling a container for an ATV, Utah law treats all [...]
Interfamily Car Accident Arbitration in Utah: How It Works and When to Use It Utah car accidents involving family members present unique legal and emotional challenges. Utah law recognizes this reality and provides special arbitration procedures that allow injured family members to pursue compensation without filing a public lawsuit against a spouse, parent, or child. [...]
The Crime of Road Rage I. Introduction You had a bad day and you’re driving northbound on I-15 when suddenly someone cuts you off and slams their breaks. This ignites an anger in you and you speed up to the other driver and shake your fist and scream at him. After this outburst, you drive [...]
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