Courts Prosecutors drop charges against P.G. doctor The Utah County Attorney's Office dropped sex abuse and witness-tampering charges against a Pleasant Grove doctor on Thursday after receiving new evidence in the case. Defendant in Flix Club case reviewing plea One of the two men from an edited-movie business in Orem charged with paying 14-year-old girls for sex may be close to resolving his case. Former officer's family sues over jail suicide The family of a former Lehi police officer who committed suicide in jail is suing Salt Lake County, saying jail officials should have done more to prevent his death. You are entering a restricted area Sandy company device monitors offenders, keeps them out of jails Having someone track your every move, 24 hours a day, with a GPS device may seem a bit Orwellian. But compared to a stint in the Utah County Jail, it may be a pleasant alternative. Mother pleads no contest in son's death A Provo woman pleaded no contest on Friday to a charge of reckless endangerment stemming from the accidental drowning of her 13-month-old son. Appeal filed in theater incident A woman who lost a lawsuit in which she sued a Utah County Sheriff's deputy for allegedly throwing her down a flight of stairs in a Provo movie theater is fighting the decision in the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. Kiplyn suspect hopes to reverse appeal denial A suspect in the Kiplyn Davis murder case is hoping that the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals will reconsider a recent decision to uphold a prison sentence that he considers excessive. No-contact order denied by Ragsdale case judge A judge on Wednesday refused to order that there be no contact between the families of a slain Lehi woman and her husband, who is accused of killing her. Man pleads not guilty in BYU student Brooke Wilberger's death CORVALLIS, Ore. -- A New Mexico man accused of kidnapping and killing a 19-year-old Brigham Young University student has pleaded not guilty. Sixth DUI for Springville man Less than a year after his parole ended for killing a woman in a drunken wreck, Robert J. Vandyke is looking at another prison sentence after being convicted of his sixth drunk driving offense. Lawyer: Hearing a waste of time The lawyer of a man accused of barricading himself in his Eagle Mountain home earlier this year said a competency evaluation is a waste of time and a method of prolonging proceedings. Jurors hear testimony in felony DUI trial Several witnesses testified that Robert J. Vandyke had alcohol on his breath the night he was arrested, and a police officer said he found a cold but unopened can of beer in Vandyke's car. Whether that is enough to convict Vandyke of felony drunk driving remains to be seen. There are 225 items tagged with Courts. You can view all our tags in the Tag Cloud |