DeutschNewstral
Article
The Salt Lake Tribune on 2015-11-27 17:49
Judge: Defendant can't depose Utah prosecutors
Related news
- Lawyers want to depose all Utah prosecutors on death penaltyThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Utah judge mulling whether teen murder defendant should be tried as adultThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Another defendant pleads guilty in Utah 'wrong-house' homicideThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Utah judge: Police officers can't search driver's license records if they're investigating a crimeThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Lawyer wants to depose unnamed marshal who fatally shot gang member at a Utah courthouseThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Federal prosecutors drop charges against defendant in iWorks criminal caseThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Utah prosecutors dropping charges against Picabo StreetThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Another competency evaluation ordered for Utah murder defendantThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Testimony: Utah murder defendant asked friend to lie to policeThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Defendant admitted to killing Utah deputy in 2010, friend saysThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Utah judge delays Shurtleff evidence-dispute hearing until 2016The Salt Lake Tribune
- Utah judge cancels 2016 public corruption trial for John SwallowThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Utah liquor stores can't keep workersThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Prosecutors to drop charges against man who danced along Utah streetThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Prosecutors: Convicted Utah wife-killer failed to produce 'new' evidence in new-trial requestThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Death penalty trial set for Utah man accused in 2010 St. George double murderThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Federal prosecutors in Utah to appeal release of accused molesterThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Frustrated Utah prosecutors to feds: Take over Swallow, Shurtleff casesThe Salt Lake Tribune
- Utah prosecutors: Charges coming after gun fired in classroomThe Salt Lake Tribune