UTAH JUSTICE FOUNDATION
Seeking Justice for ALL in UtahSM
Phone: (801) 268-3600 | Fax: (801) 905-2374
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The Utah Justice Foundation has a MISSION to inform, to educate, and to seek Justice for ALL involved with the criminal justice system in the state of Utah.
We seek to help criminal defendants receive fair and balanced Justice for their particular circumstances and case!
We seek long-term solutions for each defendant, while being mindful of the interests of victims and society.
DMV HEARING REQUEST INFORMATION
If you or someone you know has received a Citation or was Arrested for a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) of Drugs or Alcohol, then certain rules and procedures will come into play immediately. Therefore, action must be taken immediately to protect certain rights available to the accused defendant.
Most importantly, the person accused of a DUI has only 10 days from the Citation or Arrest to request an Administrative DLD Hearing with regard to suspension of that person's driver's license.
DLD stands for Driver's License Division and is a part of Utah's Department of Public Safety.
Most attorneys recommend that all defendants request this hearing!
For an approved DLD Hearing Request Form to use now,
click on the purple link in the right column under Quick Links.
The Utah Justice Foundation can answer these questions:
Give us a call today for more information - 801-268-3600.
You may also click on the DUI Cases link in the left column.
Looking to the Future
If you or someone you know has decided or would like help deciding that it is time to stop the drinking & driving and/or doing drugs & driving,
the Utah Justice Foundation can help!
Our help comes without judgment of anyone,
and we provide assistance in a positive, forward-thinking manner.
Save a life - give us a call today to learn more!
DUI Tragedy Destroys Young Couple - 1/3
For videos 2 and 3 of this three part series,
click here and look at bottom of page in right column.
DUI's Often Result from Underlying Anger Issues
