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The state of Utah presented Bradley N. Roylance with a law license in 1997 after he graduated from Brigham Young University (BYU) Law School.
The Ethics and Discipline Committee of the Utah Supreme Court found Brad guilty of the following misconduct.
– Violated or attempted to violate Rules of Conduct by assisting or inducing another to do so or through the acts of another
– Selfish and/or dishonest motives
– Engaged in conduct adversely reflecting on honesty and trustworthiness
– Misconduct involved multiple offenses
Roylance pleaded guilty to 2 counts of sexual abuse of a minor and was sentenced to serve 180 days in the Davis County Jail.
His law license was suspended for one year.
See case #085225030 from 2008 in the Salt Lake City Justice Court.
See case #091700814 from 2010 in the Farmington 2nd District Court.
The offense occurred on July 22, 2008.
Charge 1 76-5-401.1 – SEXUAL ABUSE OF MINOR
2nd Degree Felony (amended) to Class A Misdemeanor
Plea: March 11, 2010 Guilty
Disposition: March 11, 2010 Guilty
Charge 2 76-5-401.1 – SEXUAL ABUSE OF MINOR
2nd Degree Felony (amended) to Class A Misdemeanor
Plea: March 11, 2010 Guilty
Disposition: March 11, 2010 Guilty
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- AKA Bradley Roylance, Brad Roylance
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Born: 1969
- LDS mission: unknown
- Lived in: Utah,
- During alleged crime, lived in: Utah,
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Roylance is the son of the founder of United Families International.
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