Justice Court

Serving Carbon County, Price, Helper AND Wellington

Justice Courts are established by counties and municipalities and have the authority to deal with Class B and Class C Misdemeanors Infractions, violations of ordinances, small claims, and committed within their territorial jurisdiction.

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Seventh (7th) District Court

Deferred Traffic Prosecution

Your case my be eligible to resolve through the Deferred Traffic Prosecution.  Go to https://www.utcourts.gov/deferredtraffic/

What is Deferred Traffic Prosecution

  • It's an option to have your traffic citation dismissed from your driving record
  • You can apply online by answering questions in a guided interview
  • You'll pay a total fine and an administrative fee (the total fine is the same as it would be if you appeared in cour)
  • You'll enter a plea and agree to not get a traffic conviction in a 12-month period
  • The process is totally voluntary

You can choose not to participate in Deferred Traffic Prosecution.  Instead, you would go through the normal processes.  That would involve either paying a fine or going to court on your court date to challenge the ticket.

MyCase - Utah Courts

MyCase is only for parties to a case. It is an online portal through the Utah Courts, where you can make payments to your case, See the date and time of your next scheduled appearance, see a history of your court cases, and public documents filed to your court case.  To sign up, visit the MyCase Website.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Court Address

751 E 100 N Suite 1600
Price, UT 84501

Court Office Hours

Mon - Fri, 8am to 5pm
Closed most State & National Holidays
First appearances on Tuesday, 9am

Honorable Judge

Jon Carpenter

Phone

(435) 636-3289

Fax

(435) 636-3209

Email

jccarbon@utcourt.gov

Notes

  • Small Claims: check with the Court for dates and times
  • Request for interpreters must be made with the clerk in advance of the Court date
  • The Court does not give legal advice