Justin Pratt
Intermountain Legal, P.C.
Attorney Justin S. Pratt handles all types of criminal cases, with an emphasis on DUI-related charges. He believes that someone who is charged with a crime deserves the specialized attention of an attorney who will protect his client’s rights by taking the time to examine constitutional issues, important factual circumstances, and any other crucial factors that may be relevant to the case.
Prior to attending law school in Texas, Justin worked in several drug and alcohol rehabilitation facilities where he observed the severe consequences of being convicted of a criminal offense. Then, before being admitted to practice law in Utah, Justin was a mediator in Texas. He mediated a variety of cases including theft, family disputes, juvenile law, landlord/tenant, and contract. Justin uses his experience as a mediator to give him an advantage when he negotiates with prosecutors. His background with the mediation process has also taught Justin to generate creative solutions for his clients.
Justin’s law school training included working in a city prosecutor’s office. He assisted prosecutors in Taylorsville, Holladay, Herriman, Cottonwood Heights, and Riverton on cases such as DUI, domestic violence, theft, drug charges, and other misdemeanors. Since venturing into criminal defense Justin has worked on a First Degree Murder case, as well as numerous DUI’s, domestic violence, theft, drug possession, drug distribution cases, and other various charges.
- Texas Tech University School of Law
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- Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
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Attorney Justin Pratt from Intermountain Legal explains what you should do if you have a warrant out for your arrest in Utah.
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