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Top Utah Marijuana Possession Lawyer Explains Why You Can Be Cited for Marijuana Possession Without Owning it or Even Bringing it into the State - How I Can Help..   Well as promised Aric Cramer, attorney at law. Southern Utah's primarily where I practice anywhere in Utah really and also I am licensed in a number of federal jurisdictions including the United…

There are few accusations more nerve-wracking, more gut-wrenching than charges of sexual misconduct. A third of all Utah inmates are convicted sex offenders. The state is serious about putting an end to sex crimes and so has no statute of limitations for most sexual offenses.

The St. George DUI lawyers of Aric Cramer, Attorney at Law are prepared to take your case to trial if necessary to ensure that you keep your driving privileges and your money.

People who have been accused of violent crimes cannot afford to take a chance with anyone less than a highly skilled attorney. Violent crimes are likely to result in jail time, or worse - a prison commitment

While all theft-related crimes are serious, they completely vary in their circumstances and consequences of a charge. Many people do not realize this, but these types of crimes carry years to life sentences, and many are felonies.

Prescription drug offenses carry with them penalties comparable to or even exceeding those involved with illegal drugs. Depending on the amount of the substance and other aggravating factors, you may be charged with a first-, second- or third-degree felony charge with extremely harsh penalties.

The sentencing guidelines for possession charges in Utah are extremely severe. Along with staggering fines, jail or prison time is almost assured. Additionally, a possession charge can be elevated to a more serious charge if there is significant paraphernalia, including baggies, scales or other tools presumed to be used for sales or distribution.

Drug sales and trafficking can vary in their consequences depending on several factors. Make no mistake, however — any conviction can seriously impact or even destroy a future.

Fraud is one of the most serious white collar crimes with which one can be charged. In Utah, fraud is defined as what happens when, "any person...has devised any scheme or artifice to defraud another or to obtain from another money, property, or anything of value by means of false or fraudulent pretenses, representations, promises, or material omissions, and who…