Meza v. State, 359 P.3d 592 (Utah S.Ct., Sept. 9, 2015) (while Utah Post-Conviction Remedy Act is not available to allow immigrant defendant to attack a plea in abeyance, since defendant was never convicted; defendant can make motion to withdraw plea, under Rule of Civil Procedure 60(b)(6), on ground he was told that after entering no contest plea in abeyance, and completing sentence successfully, he would have no conviction, where immigration authorities continued to recognize possession of marijuana conviction as causing immigration damage anyway).