Davis County DUI Lawyer
DUI Defense in Every Davis County Court — Since 1998
If you’ve been charged with DUI in Davis County, the attorney you hire should already know the courtroom you’re walking into. Glen Neeley does. Over more than 25 years of DUI defense, Glen has personally tried — and won — DUI cases in every court in Davis County, from the Second District Court in Farmington to the city justice courts in Layton, Bountiful, Clearfield, Syracuse and beyond. He knows the judges who hear these cases and the prosecutors who file them, and he uses that firsthand knowledge to shape a defense built for your specific court.
Davis County District Court
Felony DUI charges (such as a third offense within ten years or a DUI involving serious injury) and appeals from the justice courts are heard in the Second Judicial District Court. Davis County’s district court sits at three locations:
P.O. Box 769
Farmington, UT 84025
(801) 447-3800
Davis County Justice Courts
Most first- and second-offense DUIs are class B misdemeanors heard in the justice court with jurisdiction over where the traffic stop happened. Glen regularly appears in all of them:
P.O. Box 618
Farmington, UT 84025
Covers Farmington, Fruit Heights, Kaysville, West Bountiful, West Point & unincorporated areas
(801) 451-4488
Court locations and phone numbers are provided as a convenience and can change — confirm details with the court before any appearance.
Communities We Serve in Davis County
Glen defends drivers throughout Davis County, including Layton, Bountiful, Clearfield, Kaysville, Farmington, Syracuse, Centerville, Clinton, North Salt Lake, Woods Cross, Sunset, Fruit Heights, West Point, West Bountiful, and South Weber.
What’s at Stake in a Utah DUI
Utah has the strictest DUI threshold in the country — a blood alcohol level of 0.05% can support a charge. A conviction can mean jail time, fines, an ignition interlock requirement, and a criminal record that follows you for years.
The clock is short. A DUI arrest triggers two separate cases: the criminal charge in court and an administrative action against your driver license. To fight the license suspension, you generally must request a hearing with the Utah Driver License Division within 10 days of your arrest — miss that window and the suspension can take effect automatically.
How Glen Defends Davis County DUI Cases
Glen prepares every case as if it will go to trial. He scrutinizes the traffic stop, the field sobriety tests, and the science behind the breath or blood evidence — an area where his hands-on training sets him apart. He completed the same Borkenstein breath-testing course as state intoxilyzer experts, is trained as an intoxilyzer operator and technician, and even owns his own Intoxilyzer 5000EN, which he uses to expose inaccuracies and errors in the State’s evidence. Combined with his familiarity with the judges and prosecutors in each Davis County court, that preparation is what makes the difference.
Local Results
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