Utah Vandalism Attorney
Were You Charged With Malicious Mischief?
Malicious mischief is the act or offense of intentionally damaging or destroying another's property. Criminal charges of malicious mischief are more than a nuisance and a bother, they are a legal matter that must be dealt with promptly.
Once someone has called the police to complain about an incident, it is no longer a private matter or a minor incident. You must resolve it through the criminal justice system. The surest route to a satisfactory outcome is to be represented by an experienced criminal defense attorney.
Attorney Greg Smith is a former prosecutor. Together, Greg Smith and Steve Russell have effectively represented many Utah residents in criminal matters ranging from violent crimes to petty complaints such as disturbing the peace. Countless satisfied clients have been grateful to save their clean records, stay out of jail and get a fresh start after criminal charges. Contact the law firm to schedule a free consultation.
Examples of incidents that can lead to criminal charges of malicious mischief are as follows:
- Slashed tires
- Keyed parked cars
- Throwing a drink on someone in a bar
- Putting gum in someone's hair
- A wide variety of bothersome acts affecting other people
- Vandalism
- Destruction of property
Whether your criminal charges of malicious mischief came about because someone complained to the police anonymously or by name, or the police observed an incident and filed charges, you do yourself a favor by fighting the charges.
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Contact us night or day, any day of the week. Our lawyers are ready to talk to you about the steps we will take to defend you in the face of minor criminal charges in Utah such as disturbing the peace, malicious mischief or property damage including vandalism.
