Do you Have to Present your ID in Utah?
When do you have to show I.D. to the police? There are two different ways a police officer may want to ask you to show your I.D. The first way is when you are driving and you are lawfully pulled over. According to the H.B. 497 Utah Illegal Immigration Enforcement Act, you are legally obligated to […]
6 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Talk to Police without an Attorney
The Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution prevents any person from being forced to be a witness against themselves in a criminal case. We’ve all heard it before, “You have the right to remain silent.” It’s a fact. However, you will need to provide your name. You do not have to answer questions as […]
Evading The Police Charges In Utah
If a police officer is pulling you over or if you see flashing lights, it’s for the best if you comply with all requests for interaction. The majority of people do just that, but now and then, there’s someone who decides to make their situation worse by trying to run away in hopes of getting […]
What Is Considered Resisting Arrest?
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Most of us have an inherent desire to ensure our rights are being upheld as much as possible. Yet we do have limitations on those rights when it comes to interacting with police officers. Perhaps that is why resisting arrest is such a grey area. The basic questions seem to be “when an action is […]
Can the Police Break Down My Door?
Let’s say the police are banging on your door, demanding to come inside. What can you do? What are your rights as a citizen? Do you have to let the police in? Does the law have the right to break down your door? These are all critical questions, and the answers depend on a variety […]