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Julius Ochieng Olola appeals his convictions of driving under the influence of alcohol and related charges. We affirm.

Westmont Residential, LLC and Terry Foote (collectively, Westmont) appeal the trial court’s dismissal of all of Westmont’s claims against Brad Buttars and Sarah Miller (collectively, Defendants). We affirm.

David J. Mulholland petitions for review of the Workforce Appeals Board’s (the Board) decision denying him unemployment benefits. We decline to disturb the Board’s decision.

Paul Thomas appeals from a civil stalking injunction entered against him. We affirm the injunction, with two important clarifications.

Kallie Miles seeks judicial review of a decision of the Workforce Appeals Board determining that it lacked jurisdiction to consider her request to reopen her case because it was not timely filed and Miles presented no good cause to excuse her untimely filing. This case is before the court on a sua sponte motion for summary disposition. We decline to disturb the Board’s decision.

Chadwick S. Law petitions for review of the Workforce ; Appeals Board’s (Board) order affirming the denial of unemployment ; benefits. We decline to disturb the Board’s decision.

Petitioner Harshad P. Desai seeks judicial review of the Utah ; Labor Commission’s (the Commission) order denying his request ; for reconsideration of the dismissal of his discrimination claims ; against the Garfield School District (the District). We decline to ; disturb the Commission’s decision.

Bilquis Dhedhy seeks review of the final decision of the ; Workforce Appeals Board (the Board). Dhedhy asserts that the ; Board erred in determining that she quit her position without good ; cause, thereby making her ineligible for unemployment benefits.

Appellant Clarence Earl Bradley challenges his prison sentence of one to fifteen years for possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute. He claims that his sentence was excessive in that it “failed to account for the substandard medical care [he] would receive in prison as well as his advanced age.” We affirm.