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G. Fred Metos is a highly respected criminal defense attorney based in Utah, with over 45 years of dedicated experience in the field. Since graduating from the University of Utah College of Law in 1978, he has built a formidable reputation for his expertise in criminal defense, federal crimes, and domestic violence cases. Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America and featured as a “Super Lawyer” in Mountain States Magazine, Fred has earned the prestigious AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell, reflecting his exceptional legal ability and ethical standards. Throughout his career, Fred has represented a diverse clientele, ranging from individuals facing serious federal charges, including white-collar crime and RICO offenses, to those dealing with local misdemeanors. His extensive experience in both state and federal courts allows him to adeptly navigate the complexities of the legal system, advocating for his clients at both trial and appellate levels. In addition to his practice, he has contributed to the legal community through published articles and lectures on various aspects of criminal law. As a founding member and the first president of the Utah Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Fred has played a pivotal role in shaping criminal defense practices in the state. His involvement extends to serving on the Board of Directors for both the Utah and National Associations of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Additionally, he was an associate representative on the Utah State Bar's Sentencing Commission from 1997 to 2005 and served on the Utah Supreme Court Committee on the Rules of Appellate Procedure, further underscoring his commitment to advancing legal standards in Utah.
Criminal defense attorneys represent individuals accused of crimes, protecting their constitutional rights throughout the legal process. They work to achieve the best possible outcome through negotiation or trial. Common matters include dui/dwi, drug charges, assault, theft.