Yes, restaurants in Utah must still serve food when alcohol is ordered.
No. Utah law does not allow patrons to bring their own alcohol into licensed establishments. All alcoholic beverages must be purchased through the licensed bar or restaurant.
Bars may serve alcohol until 1 a.m., and restaurants typically stop earlier depending on their licenses. State liquor stores still have restricted hours, generally closing by 10 p.m.
There can be both benefits and drawbacks to entering into a plea bargain. Talk to an experienced criminal defense attorney to understand the full implications of a decision to enter into a plea agreement.
If you enter a plea in abeyance, you plead to a crime, but the plea isn’t entered. If you complete the conditions of the agreement, the plea will be withdrawn, and the case will be dismissed.
If you plead no contest, you’ll face the same penalties as though you pleaded guilty.
If the prosecution fails to uphold their end of a plea bargain, you may be able to withdraw your plea.
Before you are sentenced, you can withdraw your plea if you can show that you did not knowingly and voluntarily make your plea.
This kind of situation can really be unpleasant, but it’s often not discrimination. If it’s not because of you being a member of one of the listed protected classes, it’s not discrimination.
Yes, or to HR. Creating a record of your complaints can be crucial if you later need to sue, and in the moment a report gives the employer the chance to fix the situation if they can.