Salt Lake City v. Miles
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Justice DURHAM,
opinion of the Court:
INTRODUCTION
€ 1 Wade John Miles was convicted under Utah Code section 76-10-5083 (2011)1 for having a pocketknife among his personal belongings, which he carried with him in a shopping cart. Section 76-10-5083 of the Utah Code criminalizes, among other things, possession of a "dangerous weapon" by a restricted person. The term "dangerous weapon," in turn, is defined in subsection 76-10-501(6). Mr. Miles appealed his conviction, arguing that his pocketknife did not qualify as a dangerous weapon under that statutory definition. He first argued that the…
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