State v. Dowhaniuk, 2025 UT App 100

Tag: Criminal Mischief

State v. Dowhaniuk, 2025 UT App 100

The Utah Appeals Court has recently released an opinion reinstating the order for Jake Dowhaniuk to await trial on release with an ankle monitor. The original order was altered by…
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Property Damage and Criminal Mischief Intentionally causing damage to property belonging to another person is a crime. Utah law previously classified this crime as “criminal mischief.”

State v. Francis, 2025 UT App 104 Cumulative Error in Utah Criminal Appeals State v. Francis provides an opportunity to review the legal doctrine of cumulative error in context of a criminal defense trial, where the appellate court determined that errors did occur during the jury trial. Each of the claims of error raised in the appeal are worth studying on their own. This article focuses on the issue of cumulative error. Facts and Procedure of the Case at Trial The defendant was originally charged with six felony counts relating to conduct…

State v. Barner, 2020 UT App 68 In this appeal the court addressed their standard for review when looking at an issue of a district court’s denial of a motion for a directed verdict.

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