Kaysville · Davis County · Statewide Practice

DUI & criminal defense in Kaysville.

Kaysville has its own police department and no court of its own. That single fact sends more people down the wrong road than anything else about a Kaysville case.

I. Where Your Case Is Heard

Kaysville cases and courts.

Kaysville has its own police department and no court of its own. That single fact sends more people down the wrong road than anything else about a Kaysville case.

Court
Davis County Justice Court
800 W State Street, Farmington
County
Davis County
Statewide representation
From Our Office
~15 miles south
3856 Washington Blvd, Ogden

Citing agency: Kaysville Police Department, 80 N Main St · 801-546-1131. Booking goes to the Davis County facility — see what happens after booking. For the full county picture, see our Davis County page.

II. Local Knowledge

Kaysville cases, up close.

Four things that actually matter about defending a case from this city.

01

There is no Kaysville Justice Court

Kaysville cases go to the Davis County Justice Court at 800 West State Street in Farmington. People spend days looking for a courthouse in Kaysville that does not exist — and a missed date becomes a bench warrant.

02

Kaysville PD makes the stops

The department on North Main writes the citation; the county court hears it. The citing agency still governs what body-camera and in-car video exists.

03

I-15 and the frontage roads

Kaysville’s enforcement follows the freeway corridor and the arterials feeding it, with the usual concentration on weekend nights.

04

Two courts at one Farmington address

The Second District Court sits at 800 West State Street as well. Read the court name on your citation, not the street number.

III. How We Work

What happens when you call.

The same four steps on every file, whatever city it came from.

01

Attorney-reviewed from the first call

Our staff answers around the clock and your case goes straight to Brady or Kelly for a free case assessment. No intake queue, no waiting until morning.

02

The DLD hearing filed the day we are retained

Before anything else. The request costs nothing and preserves the license while the case develops. See the 10-day rule.

03

Evidence preserved inside 24 hours

Preservation letters go to the citing agency for dashcam, body camera, dispatch audio and breath-instrument calibration logs, before routine retention schedules delete them.

04

An honest fee, stated up front

A flat fee for the scope of work, agreed before you retain us. No hourly surprises on a criminal defense file.

Common questions.

Which court hears Kaysville DUI cases?
Davis County Justice Court at 800 W State Street, Farmington handles class B and C misdemeanors. Felonies and class A misdemeanors are filed in the Second District Court.
Where will I be booked if I am arrested in Kaysville?
The Davis County jail, regardless of which agency made the arrest. City police departments do not hold people overnight.
Do you actually appear in Kaysville?
Yes. Kaysville is ~15 miles south of our office at 3856 Washington Blvd in Ogden, and we appear on these calendars regularly. Brady or Kelly handles the appearance personally — not a junior associate.
How fast do I need to act?
On a DUI, within ten calendar days of the arrest. That is the deadline to request a Driver License Division hearing, and it runs from the arrest date whatever the court does. Missing it suspends the license administratively with no hearing at all.