logo
  • Home
  • Utah Court of Appeals
  • Utah Supreme Court
  • logo
  • 10th Circuit
  • United States Supreme Court
  • About
  • Search

self incrimination

10 July 2017

Utah Court of Appeals affirms contempt citation for failure to testify; holds any error from admitting hearsay statements was harmless; affirms murder conviction; and issues two other decisions.


by William Gaskill

4 January 2017

10th Circuit holds self-incrimination privilege applies at probable cause hearings; affirms rejection of a First Amendment retaliation claim; holds insured settled claim by unconditional acceptance of voluntary payment of amount found by a statutory appraisal panel; holds there is no expectation of privacy in a backpack you throw on another person’s roof; holds Colorado robberies are violent felonies for career criminal sentencing purposes; and reverses a 33 day time served sentence for a robber of two banks as too short; and partially reverses an attorney fee award


by William Gaskill

28 November 2016

Utah Supreme Court holds requiring parolee to make incriminating disclosure to keep parole violates 5th Amendment and rejects challenge to sale of certain RC Wiley estate interests.


by William Gaskill

10 May 2016

10th Circuit holds requirement defendant on supervised release answer questions about his sex history violated Fifth Amendment; holds district court cannot delegate placement decision for child on individual education plan to the plan team; and holds contract between cell phone company and phone distributor ambiguous on resale of inactive phones.


by William Gaskill

Contact

BYU Law Library
274 JRCB
Brigham Young University
Provo, Utah 84602
801-422-3593

Helpful Links

BYU Law Library BYU Law School Blog Archive
Sign In Subscribe / RSS Send Feedback

Connect With Us

#BYUlawlibrary