Utah 2025 Regular Session

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1-Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
1+02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
2+Karianne Lisonbee proposes the following substitute bill:
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34 Criminal Justice Amendments
45 2025 GENERAL SESSION
56 STATE OF UTAH
67 Chief Sponsor: Karianne Lisonbee
78 Senate Sponsor: Brady Brammer
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9-Cosponsor: Jefferson Moss
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11-Tyler Clancy
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1512 LONG TITLE
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1714 General Description:
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1916 This bill modifies statutory provisions related to criminal justice.
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2118 Highlighted Provisions:
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2320 This bill:
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2522 ▸ modifies provisions related to the release of individuals due to overcrowding of
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2724 correctional facilities;
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2926 ▸ modifies provisions related to contracting with federal and county entities to house
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3128 individuals, and establishes reporting requirements;
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3330 ▸ requires a county sheriff who permits probation to establish probation standards and
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3532 procedures adopted by the Utah Sheriffs' Association;
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3734 ▸ prohibits the use of state funds for a syringe exchange program;
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3936 ▸ adds "detention removal officer" to the definition of federal officers who have statewide
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4138 law enforcement authority;
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4340 ▸ prohibits the Department of Corrections from housing inmates in a private correctional
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4542 facility, unless the purpose is federal immigration detention or civil detention;
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4744 ▸ modifies definitions related to the state daily incarceration rate;
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4946 ▸ modifies provisions related to the definition and calculation of the state daily
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5148 incarceration rate;
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5350 ▸ modifies permitted uses for funds in the Adult Probation and Parole Employment
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5552 Incentive Program;
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5754 ▸ adds strangulation or choking as a criminal offense included with the crime of
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59-commission of domestic violence in the presence of a child; H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
56+commission of domestic violence in the presence of a child;
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6158 ▸ modifies the definition of habitual offender and makes conforming changes;
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6360 ▸ requires a county sheriff to report statistics on releases due to overcrowding and pretrial
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6562 release;
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6765 ▸ modifies provisions related to a county sheriff's release of individuals on their own
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6967 recognizance;
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7169 ▸ prohibits a county jail official from fixing a financial condition for an individual with a
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7371 misdemeanor charge for certain domestic violence and driving under the influence
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7573 offenses;
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77-▸ modifies provisions related to orders for pretrial release or detention;
75+▸ modifies provisions related to a magistrate's orders for pretrial release or detention;
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7977 ▸ modifies provisions related to interlocal agreements regarding release of incarcerated or
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8179 supervised individuals;
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8381 ▸ repeals the Subcommittee on County Correctional Facility Contracting and
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8583 Reimbursement;
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8785 ▸ repeals outdated provisions; and
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8987 ▸ makes technical and conforming changes.
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9189 Money Appropriated in this Bill:
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9391 None
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9593 Other Special Clauses:
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9795 This bill provides a special effective date.
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9997 Utah Code Sections Affected:
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10199 AMENDS:
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103101 17-22-5.5 (Effective 09/01/25), as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapter 419
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105103 17-22-5.6 (Effective 09/01/25), as enacted by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapter 16
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107105 26B-7-117 (Effective 09/01/25), as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapter 250
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109107 53-13-106 (Effective 09/01/25), as last amended by Laws of Utah 2020, Chapter 153
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111109 64-13d-103 (Effective 09/01/25), as enacted by Laws of Utah 1999, Chapter 288
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113111 64-13e-102 (Effective 09/01/25), as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapter 467
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115113 64-13e-103 (Effective 07/01/25), as last amended by Laws of Utah 2023, Chapter 246
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117115 64-13e-103.1 (Effective 07/01/25), as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapter 467
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119117 64-13e-103.3 (Effective 09/01/25), as enacted by Laws of Utah 2023, Chapter 246
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121119 64-13g-102 (Effective 09/01/25), as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapter 208
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123121 76-5-114 (Effective 09/01/25), as renumbered and amended by Laws of Utah 2022,
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125123 Chapter 181
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127125 77-18-102 (Effective 09/01/25), as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapters 245,
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132129 77-18-103 (Effective 09/01/25), as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapters 187,
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134131 245 and 434
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136134 77-20-103 (Effective 09/01/25), as renumbered and amended by Laws of Utah 2021,
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138136 Second Special Session, Chapter 4
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140138 77-20-203 (Effective 09/01/25), as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapter 16
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142140 77-20-204 (Effective 09/01/25), as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapter 16
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144142 77-20-205 (Effective 09/01/25), as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapters 187,
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146144 434
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148146 REPEALS:
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150148 64-13e-105 (Effective 09/01/25), as last amended by Laws of Utah 2024, Chapter 467
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152150 77-27-21.9 (Effective 09/01/25), as enacted by Laws of Utah 2008, Chapter 309
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156154 Be it enacted by the Legislature of the state of Utah:
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158156 Section 1. Section 17-22-5.5 is amended to read:
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160158 17-22-5.5 (Effective 09/01/25). Sheriff's classification of jail facilities --
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162160 Maximum operating capacity of jail facilities -- Limitations on contracting -- Transfer or
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164162 release of prisoners -- Records regarding release.
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166164 (1)(a) Except as provided in Subsection [(4)] (5), a county sheriff shall determine:
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168166 (i) subject to Subsection (1)(b), the classification of each jail facility or section of a
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170168 jail facility under the sheriff's control;
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172170 (ii) the nature of each program conducted at a jail facility under the sheriff's control;
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174172 and
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176174 (iii) the internal operation of a jail facility under the sheriff's control.
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178176 (b) A classification under Subsection (1)(a)(i) of a jail facility may not violate any
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180178 applicable zoning ordinance or conditional use permit of the county or municipality.
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182180 (2) Except as provided in Subsection [(4)] (5), each county sheriff shall:
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184182 (a) with the approval of the county legislative body, establish a maximum operating
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186184 capacity for each jail facility under the sheriff's control, based on facility design and
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188186 staffing; and
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190188 (b) upon a jail facility reaching the jail facility's maximum operating capacity:
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192190 (i) transfer prisoners to another appropriate facility:
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194192 (A) under the sheriff's control; or
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196194 (B) available to the sheriff by contract;
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199196 (ii) subject to the requirements of Subsection (4), release prisoners:
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201198 (A) to a supervised release program, according to release criteria established by
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203200 the sheriff; or
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205203 (B) to another alternative incarceration program developed by the sheriff; or
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207205 (iii) admit prisoners in accordance with law and a uniform admissions policy
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209207 imposed equally upon all entities using the county jail.
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211209 (3)(a) The sheriff shall keep records of the release status and the type of release program
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213211 or alternative incarceration program for any prisoner released under Subsection
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215213 (2)(b)(ii).
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217215 (b) The sheriff shall make these records available upon request to the Department of
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219217 Corrections, the Judiciary, and the Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice.
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221219 (4) A sheriff may not release an individual due to overcrowding who, based on information
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223221 that is reasonably available to the sheriff:
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225223 (a) is arrested or convicted of a violent criminal offense as defined in Section
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227225 76-3-203.10;
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229227 (b) is arrested or convicted of a drug offense that is a felony;
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231229 (c) is arrested or convicted of possession of any composition or mixture, including pills,
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233231 that contains 100 grams or more of fentanyl or a fentanyl-related substance;
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235233 (d) is arrested or convicted of an offense of driving under the influence or driving with a
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237235 measurable controlled substance in the body, if the offense results in death or serious
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239237 bodily injury to an individual;
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241239 (e) has been previously booked into the same jail within the immediately preceding
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243241 12-month period; or
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245243 (f) has an outstanding warrant for failing to appear in a case:
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247245 (i) involving any charge described in Subsections (4)(a) through (4)(d); or
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249247 (ii) where the individual classifies as a habitual offender as defined in Section
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251249 77-18-102.
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253251 [(4)] (5)(a) This section may not be construed to authorize a sheriff to modify provisions
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255253 of a contract with the Department of Corrections to house in a county jail an
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257255 individual sentenced to the Department of Corrections.
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259257 (b) A county contracting with another county to house an individual due to capacity
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261259 issues:
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263261 (i) shall contract with a county that:
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265263 (A) has available capacity in its county jail; and
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268265 (B) agrees to contract to house the individual;
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270267 (ii) shall, subject to the agreement of the parties to the contract, pay to the county
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272269 contracting to receive the transferred individual a day per capita rate that does not
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274272 exceed the higher of:
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276274 (A) the current average cost of housing an individual in the transferring county
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278276 jail; or
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280278 (B) the daily incarceration rates described in Section 64-13e-103.1; and
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282280 (iii) if the county is a county of the first class, and if the county or a sheriff in the
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284-county has released an individual due to overcrowding during the lookback period
282+county has released an individual due to overcrowding Ŝ→ [within the previous
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284+fiscal ] ←Ŝ
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286-described in Subsection (5)(c), the county:
286+ Ŝ→ [year] during the lookback period described in Subsection (5)(c) ←Ŝ , the
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288+county:
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288290 (A) may not enter into a new contract with a federal agency for the purpose of
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290292 housing individuals;
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292294 (B) may not house federal detainees in a number that exceeds the number of beds
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294296 that the county has contracted for with a federal agency in the current fiscal
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296298 year; and
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298300 (C) shall publish daily totals on the public data dashboard showing:
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300302 (I) the total number of federal detainees held;
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302304 (II) the total number of beds under contract with a federal agency; and
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304306 (III) the total number of beds that are currently under contract with another
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306308 county for the purpose of housing individuals.
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310+ Ŝ→ (c) The lookback period described in Subsection (5)(b)(iii) is:
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312+(i) beginning on September 1, 2025, the period that begins on September 1, 2025
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314+and ends on August 31, 2026; and
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316+(ii) for September 1, 2026 forward, the period that begins on September 1 of the
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318+previous calendar year and ends on August 31 of the current calendar year. ←Ŝ
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308-(c) The lookback period described in Subsection (5)(b)(iii) is:
320+[(5)] (6) Regardless of whether a jail facility has reached the jail facility's maximum
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310-(i) beginning on September 1, 2025, the period that begins on September 1, 2025 and
322+operating capacity under Subsection (2), a sheriff may release an individual from a jail
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312-ends on August 31, 2026; and
324+facility in accordance with Section 77-20-203 or 77-20-204.
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314-(ii) for September 1, 2026 forward, the period that begins on September 1 of the
326+[(6)] (7) The sheriff of a county of the first class is encouraged to open and operate all
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316-previous calendar year and ends on August 31 of the current calendar year.
328+sections of a jail facility within the county that is not being used to full capacity.
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318-[(5)] (6) Regardless of whether a jail facility has reached the jail facility's maximum
330+Section 2. Section 17-22-5.6 is amended to read:
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320-operating capacity under Subsection (2), a sheriff may release an individual from a jail
332+17-22-5.6 (Effective 09/01/25). Probation supervision -- Violation of probation --
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322-facility in accordance with Section 77-20-203 or 77-20-204.
334+Detention -- Hearing.
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324-[(6)] (7) The sheriff of a county of the first class is encouraged to open and operate all
336+(1) As used in this section:
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326-sections of a jail facility within the county that is not being used to full capacity.
338+(a) "Probationer" means an individual on probation under the supervision of the county
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328-Section 2. Section 17-22-5.6 is amended to read:
341+sheriff.
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330-17-22-5.6 (Effective 09/01/25). Probation supervision -- Violation of probation --
343+(b)(i) "Qualifying domestic violence offense" means the same as that term is defined
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332-Detention -- Hearing.
345+in Subsection 77-36-1.1(4).
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334-(1) As used in this section:
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347+(ii) "Qualifying domestic violence offense" does not include criminal mischief as
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337-(a) "Probationer" means an individual on probation under the supervision of the county
349+described in Section 76-6-106.
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339-sheriff.
351+(c) "Violent felony" means the same as that term is defined in Section 76-3-203.5.
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341-(b)(i) "Qualifying domestic violence offense" means the same as that term is defined
353+(2) A county sheriff who permits an individual to be granted probation shall adopt
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343-in Subsection 77-36-1.1(4).
355+probation standards and practices that are established by the Utah Sheriffs' Association.
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345-(ii) "Qualifying domestic violence offense" does not include criminal mischief as
357+(3) A county sheriff shall ensure that the court is notified of violations of the terms and
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347-described in Section 76-6-106.
359+conditions of a probationer's probation when the county sheriff determines that:
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349-(c) "Violent felony" means the same as that term is defined in Section 76-3-203.5.
361+(a) incarceration is recommended as a sanction;
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351-(2) A county sheriff who permits an individual to be granted probation shall adopt
363+(b) a graduated and evidence-based response is not an appropriate response to the
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353-probation standards and practices that are established by the Utah Sheriffs' Association.
365+offender's violation and recommends revocation of probation; or
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355-(3) A county sheriff shall ensure that the court is notified of violations of the terms and
367+(c) there is probable cause that the conduct that led to a violation of probation is:
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357-conditions of a probationer's probation when the county sheriff determines that:
369+(i) a violent felony; or
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359-(a) incarceration is recommended as a sanction;
371+(ii) a qualifying domestic violence offense.
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361-(b) a graduated and evidence-based response is not an appropriate response to the
373+[(3)] (4) A county sheriff may take custody of, and detain, a probationer for a maximum of
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363-offender's violation and recommends revocation of probation; or
375+72 hours, excluding weekends and holidays, if there is probable cause to believe that the
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365-(c) there is probable cause that the conduct that led to a violation of probation is:
377+probationer has committed a violation of probation.
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367-(i) a violent felony; or
379+[(4)] (5) A county sheriff may not detain a probationer or parolee for longer than 72 hours
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369-(ii) a qualifying domestic violence offense.
381+without obtaining a warrant issued by the court.
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371-[(3)] (4) A county sheriff may take custody of, and detain, a probationer for a maximum of
383+[(5)] (6) If the county sheriff detains a probationer under Subsection [(3)] (4), the county
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373-72 hours, excluding weekends and holidays, if there is probable cause to believe that the
385+sheriff shall ensure the proper court is notified.
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375-probationer has committed a violation of probation.
387+[(6)] (7) A written order from the county sheriff is sufficient authorization for a peace
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377-[(4)] (5) A county sheriff may not detain a probationer or parolee for longer than 72 hours
389+officer to incarcerate a probationer if the county sheriff has determined that there is
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379-without obtaining a warrant issued by the court.
391+probable cause to believe that the probationer has violated the conditions of probation.
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381-[(5)] (6) If the county sheriff detains a probationer under Subsection [(3)] (4), the county
393+[(7)] (8) If a probationer commits a violation outside of the jurisdiction of the county sheriff
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383-sheriff shall ensure the proper court is notified.
395+supervising the probationer, the arresting law enforcement agency is not required to hold
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385-[(6)] (7) A written order from the county sheriff is sufficient authorization for a peace
397+or transport the probationer to the county sheriff.
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387-officer to incarcerate a probationer if the county sheriff has determined that there is
399+[(8)] (9) This section does not require the county sheriff to release a probationer who is
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389-probable cause to believe that the probationer has violated the conditions of probation.
401+being held for something other than a probation violation, including a warrant issued for
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391-[(7)] (8) If a probationer commits a violation outside of the jurisdiction of the county sheriff
403+new criminal conduct or a new conviction where the individual is sentenced to
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393-supervising the probationer, the arresting law enforcement agency is not required to hold
405+incarceration.
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395-or transport the probationer to the county sheriff.
407+Section 3. Section 26B-7-117 is amended to read:
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397-[(8)] (9) This section does not require the county sheriff to release a probationer who is
410+26B-7-117 (Effective 09/01/25). Syringe exchange and education.
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399-being held for something other than a probation violation, including a warrant issued for
412+(1) The following may operate a syringe exchange program in the state to prevent the
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401-new criminal conduct or a new conviction where the individual is sentenced to
414+transmission of disease and reduce morbidity and mortality among individuals who
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403-incarceration.
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416+inject drugs, and those individuals' contacts:
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406-Section 3. Section 26B-7-117 is amended to read:
418+(a) a government entity, including:
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408-26B-7-117 (Effective 09/01/25). Syringe exchange and education.
420+(i) the department;
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410-(1) The following may operate a syringe exchange program in the state to prevent the
422+(ii) a local health department; or
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412-transmission of disease and reduce morbidity and mortality among individuals who
424+(iii) a local substance abuse authority, as defined in Section 26B-5-101;
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414-inject drugs, and those individuals' contacts:
426+(b) a nongovernment entity, including:
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416-(a) a government entity, including:
428+(i) a nonprofit organization; or
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418-(i) the department;
430+(ii) a for-profit organization; or
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420-(ii) a local health department; or
432+(c) any other entity that complies with Subsections (2) and (3).
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422-(iii) a local substance abuse authority, as defined in Section 26B-5-101;
434+(2) An entity operating a syringe exchange program in the state shall:
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424-(b) a nongovernment entity, including:
436+(a) facilitate the exchange of an individual's used syringe for one or more new syringes
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426-(i) a nonprofit organization; or
438+in sealed sterile packages;
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428-(ii) a for-profit organization; or
440+(b) ensure that a recipient of a new syringe is given verbal and written instruction on:
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430-(c) any other entity that complies with Subsections (2) and (3).
442+(i) methods for preventing the transmission of blood-borne diseases, including
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432-(2) An entity operating a syringe exchange program in the state shall:
444+hepatitis C and human immunodeficiency virus; and
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434-(a) facilitate the exchange of an individual's used syringe for one or more new syringes
446+(ii) options for obtaining:
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436-in sealed sterile packages;
448+(A) services for the treatment of a substance use disorder;
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438-(b) ensure that a recipient of a new syringe is given verbal and written instruction on:
450+(B) testing for a blood-borne disease; and
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440-(i) methods for preventing the transmission of blood-borne diseases, including
452+(C) an opiate antagonist; and
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442-hepatitis C and human immunodeficiency virus; and
454+(c) report annually to the department the following information about the program's
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444-(ii) options for obtaining:
456+activities:
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446-(A) services for the treatment of a substance use disorder;
458+(i) the number of individuals who have exchanged syringes;
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448-(B) testing for a blood-borne disease; and
460+(ii) the number of used syringes exchanged for new syringes; and
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450-(C) an opiate antagonist; and
462+(iii) the number of new syringes provided in exchange for used syringes.
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452-(c) report annually to the department the following information about the program's
464+(3) The department shall make rules, in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah
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454-activities:
466+Administrative Rulemaking Act, specifying how and when an entity operating a syringe
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456-(i) the number of individuals who have exchanged syringes;
468+exchange program shall make the report required by Subsection (2)(c).
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458-(ii) the number of used syringes exchanged for new syringes; and
470+(4) The use of state funds to operate a syringe exchange program is prohibited. Nothing in
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460-(iii) the number of new syringes provided in exchange for used syringes.
472+this section should be construed to prohibit the use or distribution of municipal, county,
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462-(3) The department shall make rules, in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah
474+or federal funds in operating or financing a syringe exchange program under this section.
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464-Administrative Rulemaking Act, specifying how and when an entity operating a syringe
476+Section 4. Section 53-13-106 is amended to read:
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466-exchange program shall make the report required by Subsection (2)(c).
479+53-13-106 (Effective 09/01/25). Federal officers -- State law enforcement
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468-(4) The use of state funds to operate a syringe exchange program is prohibited. Nothing in
481+authority.
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470-this section should be construed to prohibit the use or distribution of municipal, county,
483+(1)(a) "Federal agency" means:
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472-or federal funds in operating or financing a syringe exchange program under this section.
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485+(i) the United States Bureau of Land Management;
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475-Section 4. Section 53-13-106 is amended to read:
487+(ii) the United States Forest Service;
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477-53-13-106 (Effective 09/01/25). Federal officers -- State law enforcement
489+(iii) the National Park Service;
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479-authority.
491+(iv) the United States Fish and Wildlife Service;
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481-(1)(a) "Federal agency" means:
493+(v) the United States Bureau of Reclamation;
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483-(i) the United States Bureau of Land Management;
495+(vi) the United States Environmental Protection Agency;
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485-(ii) the United States Forest Service;
497+(vii) the United States Army Corps of Engineers; and
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487-(iii) the National Park Service;
499+(viii) the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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489-(iv) the United States Fish and Wildlife Service;
501+(b) "Federal employee" means an employee of a federal agency.
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491-(v) the United States Bureau of Reclamation;
503+(c) "Federal officer" includes:
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493-(vi) the United States Environmental Protection Agency;
505+(i) a special agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation;
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495-(vii) the United States Army Corps of Engineers; and
507+(ii) a special agent of the United States Secret Service;
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497-(viii) the Department of Veterans Affairs.
509+(iii) a special agent of the United States Department of Homeland Security, excluding
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499-(b) "Federal employee" means an employee of a federal agency.
511+a customs inspector[ or detention removal officer];
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501-(c) "Federal officer" includes:
513+(iv) a special agent of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms;
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503-(i) a special agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation;
515+(v) a special agent of the Drug Enforcement Administration;
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505-(ii) a special agent of the United States Secret Service;
517+(vi) a United States marshal, deputy marshal, and special deputy United States
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507-(iii) a special agent of the United States Department of Homeland Security, excluding
519+marshal;
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509-a customs inspector[ or detention removal officer];
521+(vii) a U.S. postal inspector of the United States Postal Inspection Service; and
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511-(iv) a special agent of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms;
523+(viii) a police officer of the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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513-(v) a special agent of the Drug Enforcement Administration;
525+(d)(i) Federal officers listed in Subsection (1)(c) have statewide law enforcement
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515-(vi) a United States marshal, deputy marshal, and special deputy United States
527+authority relating to felony offenses under the laws of this state. [ ]This Subsection
516528 251
517-marshal;
529+(1)(d)(i) takes precedence over Subsection (2).
518530 252
519-(vii) a U.S. postal inspector of the United States Postal Inspection Service; and
531+(ii) Federal agencies and federal employees may exercise law enforcement authority
520532 253
521-(viii) a police officer of the Department of Veterans Affairs.
533+related to misdemeanor and felony offenses under Utah law only as established by
522534 254
523-(d)(i) Federal officers listed in Subsection (1)(c) have statewide law enforcement
535+an agreement as provided in Subsection (1)(d)(iii) and as provided in Section
524536 255
525-authority relating to felony offenses under the laws of this state. [ ]This Subsection
537+53-13-106.9 or pursuant to Section 53-13-106.7. This Subsection (1)(d)(ii) takes
526538 256
527-(1)(d)(i) takes precedence over Subsection (2).
539+precedence over Subsection (2).
528540 257
529-(ii) Federal agencies and federal employees may exercise law enforcement authority
541+(iii) Consistent with Section 53-13-106.9, county sheriffs may enter into agreements
530542 258
531-related to misdemeanor and felony offenses under Utah law only as established by
543+with federal agencies that allow concurrent authority to enforce federal laws and
532544 259
533-an agreement as provided in Subsection (1)(d)(iii) and as provided in Section
545+state and local laws, provided that:
546+- 8 - 02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
534547 260
535-53-13-106.9 or pursuant to Section 53-13-106.7. This Subsection (1)(d)(ii) takes
548+(A) the agreement is limited to a term of not more than two years; and
536549 261
537-precedence over Subsection (2).
550+(B) the officers granted authority under the agreement have completed a 20-hour
538551 262
539-(iii) Consistent with Section 53-13-106.9, county sheriffs may enter into agreements
552+training course that is focused on Utah criminal law and procedure and that is
540553 263
541-with federal agencies that allow concurrent authority to enforce federal laws and
542-- 8 - Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
554+approved by the director of the Peace Officer Standards and Training Division.
543555 264
544-state and local laws, provided that:
556+(e) The council may designate other federal peace officers, as necessary, if the officers:
545557 265
546-(A) the agreement is limited to a term of not more than two years; and
558+(i) are persons employed full-time by the United States government as federally
547559 266
548-(B) the officers granted authority under the agreement have completed a 20-hour
560+recognized law enforcement officers primarily responsible for the investigation
549561 267
550-training course that is focused on Utah criminal law and procedure and that is
562+and enforcement of the federal laws;
551563 268
552-approved by the director of the Peace Officer Standards and Training Division.
564+(ii) have successfully completed formal law enforcement training offered by an
553565 269
554-(e) The council may designate other federal peace officers, as necessary, if the officers:
566+agency of the federal government consisting of not less than 400 hours; and
555567 270
556-(i) are persons employed full-time by the United States government as federally
568+(iii) maintain in-service training in accordance with the standards set forth in Section
557569 271
558-recognized law enforcement officers primarily responsible for the investigation
570+53-13-103.
559571 272
560-and enforcement of the federal laws;
572+(2) Except as otherwise provided under Title 63L, Chapter 1, Federal Jurisdiction, and Title
561573 273
562-(ii) have successfully completed formal law enforcement training offered by an
574+77, Chapter 9, Uniform Act on Fresh Pursuit, a federal officer may exercise state law
563575 274
564-agency of the federal government consisting of not less than 400 hours; and
576+enforcement authority only if:
565577 275
566-(iii) maintain in-service training in accordance with the standards set forth in Section
578+(a) the state law enforcement agencies and county sheriffs with jurisdiction enter into an
567579 276
568-53-13-103.
580+agreement with the federal agency to be given authority; and
569581 277
570-(2) Except as otherwise provided under Title 63L, Chapter 1, Federal Jurisdiction, and Title
582+(b) except as provided in Subsection (3), each federal officer employed by the federal
571583 278
572-77, Chapter 9, Uniform Act on Fresh Pursuit, a federal officer may exercise state law
584+agency meets the waiver requirements set forth in Section 53-6-206.
573585 279
574-enforcement authority only if:
586+(3) A federal officer working as such in the state on or before July 1, 1995, may exercise
575587 280
576-(a) the state law enforcement agencies and county sheriffs with jurisdiction enter into an
588+state law enforcement authority without meeting the waiver requirement.
577589 281
578-agreement with the federal agency to be given authority; and
590+(4) At any time, consistent with any contract with a federal agency, a state or local law
579591 282
580-(b) except as provided in Subsection (3), each federal officer employed by the federal
592+enforcement authority may withdraw state law enforcement authority from any
581593 283
582-agency meets the waiver requirements set forth in Section 53-6-206.
594+individual federal officer by sending written notice to the federal agency and to the
583595 284
584-(3) A federal officer working as such in the state on or before July 1, 1995, may exercise
596+division.
585597 285
586-state law enforcement authority without meeting the waiver requirement.
598+(5) The authority of a federal officer under this section is limited to the jurisdiction of the
587599 286
588-(4) At any time, consistent with any contract with a federal agency, a state or local law
600+authorizing state or local agency, and may be further limited by the state or local agency
589601 287
590-enforcement authority may withdraw state law enforcement authority from any
602+to enforcing specific statutes, codes, or ordinances.
591603 288
592-individual federal officer by sending written notice to the federal agency and to the
604+Section 5. Section 64-13d-103 is amended to read:
593605 289
594-division.
606+64-13d-103 (Effective 09/01/25). Private contracts -- Limitations on purpose --
595607 290
596-(5) The authority of a federal officer under this section is limited to the jurisdiction of the
608+Requirements before entering into contract -- Required terms.
597609 291
598-authorizing state or local agency, and may be further limited by the state or local agency
610+(1)(a) The department may contract with a contractor to finance, acquire, construct,
599611 292
600-to enforcing specific statutes, codes, or ordinances.
612+lease, or provide full or partial correctional services.
601613 293
602-Section 5. Section 64-13d-103 is amended to read:
614+(b) A contractor may only house an inmate for federal immigration detention or civil
615+- 9 - 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312 02-27 12:07
603616 294
604-64-13d-103 (Effective 09/01/25). Private contracts -- Limitations on purpose --
617+detention. The department may not contract with a contractor to house an inmate for
605618 295
606-Requirements before entering into contract -- Required terms.
619+any other purpose.
607620 296
608-(1)(a) The department may contract with a contractor to finance, acquire, construct,
621+(2) Before entering into a contract, the department shall:
609622 297
610-lease, or provide full or partial correctional services.
611-- 9 - H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
623+(a) hold a public hearing within the county or municipality where the facility is to be
612624 298
613-(b) A contractor may only house an inmate for federal immigration detention or civil
625+sited for the purpose of obtaining public comment;
614626 299
615-detention. The department may not contract with a contractor to house an inmate for
627+(b) give consideration to the input received at the public hearing when making decisions
616628 300
617-any other purpose.
629+regarding the awarding of a contract and the contract process; and
618630 301
619-(2) Before entering into a contract, the department shall:
631+(c) have received written notification from the legislative body of the municipality or
620632 302
621-(a) hold a public hearing within the county or municipality where the facility is to be
633+county where the proposed facility is to be sited, stating that the legislative body has
622634 303
623-sited for the purpose of obtaining public comment;
635+agreed to the establishment of the facility within its boundaries.
624636 304
625-(b) give consideration to the input received at the public hearing when making decisions
637+(3) Before entering into a contract, the department shall require that the contractor
626638 305
627-regarding the awarding of a contract and the contract process; and
639+proposing to provide the services demonstrate that it has:
628640 306
629-(c) have received written notification from the legislative body of the municipality or
641+(a) management personnel with the qualifications and experience necessary to carry out
630642 307
631-county where the proposed facility is to be sited, stating that the legislative body has
643+the terms of the contract;
632644 308
633-agreed to the establishment of the facility within its boundaries.
645+(b) sufficient financial resources to:
634646 309
635-(3) Before entering into a contract, the department shall require that the contractor
647+(i) complete and operate the facility;
636648 310
637-proposing to provide the services demonstrate that it has:
649+(ii) provide indemnification for liability arising from the operation of the facility; and
638650 311
639-(a) management personnel with the qualifications and experience necessary to carry out
651+(iii) provide reimbursement as required under Section 64-13d-105;
640652 312
641-the terms of the contract;
653+(c) the ability and resources to meet applicable court orders, correctional standards as
642654 313
643-(b) sufficient financial resources to:
655+defined by the department, and constitutional requirements; and
644656 314
645-(i) complete and operate the facility;
657+(d) liability insurance adequate to protect the state, the political subdivision where the
646658 315
647-(ii) provide indemnification for liability arising from the operation of the facility; and
659+facility is located, and the officers and employees of the facility from all claims and
648660 316
649-(iii) provide reimbursement as required under Section 64-13d-105;
661+losses incurred as a result of action or inaction by the contractor or its employees.
650662 317
651-(c) the ability and resources to meet applicable court orders, correctional standards as
663+(4) A contract awarded for the operation of a facility shall be consistent with commonly
652664 318
653-defined by the department, and constitutional requirements; and
665+accepted correctional practices as defined by the department and shall include:
654666 319
655-(d) liability insurance adequate to protect the state, the political subdivision where the
667+(a) adequate internal and perimeter security to protect the public, employees, and
656668 320
657-facility is located, and the officers and employees of the facility from all claims and
669+inmates, based on the security level of the inmate population;
658670 321
659-losses incurred as a result of action or inaction by the contractor or its employees.
671+(b) work, training, educational, and treatment programs for inmates;
660672 322
661-(4) A contract awarded for the operation of a facility shall be consistent with commonly
673+(c) a minimum correctional officer to inmate ratio;
662674 323
663-accepted correctional practices as defined by the department and shall include:
675+(d) imposition of inmate discipline in accordance with applicable state law and
664676 324
665-(a) adequate internal and perimeter security to protect the public, employees, and
677+department policy; and
666678 325
667-inmates, based on the security level of the inmate population;
679+(e) adequate food, clothing, housing, and medical care for inmates.
668680 326
669-(b) work, training, educational, and treatment programs for inmates;
681+Section 6. Section 64-13e-102 is amended to read:
670682 327
671-(c) a minimum correctional officer to inmate ratio;
683+64-13e-102 (Effective 09/01/25). Definitions.
684+- 10 - 02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
672685 328
673-(d) imposition of inmate discipline in accordance with applicable state law and
686+ As used in this chapter:
674687 329
675-department policy; and
688+(1) "Alternative treatment program" means:
676689 330
677-(e) adequate food, clothing, housing, and medical care for inmates.
690+(a) an evidence-based cognitive behavioral therapy program; or
678691 331
679-Section 6. Section 64-13e-102 is amended to read:
680-- 10 - Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
692+(b) a certificate-based program provided by:
681693 332
682-64-13e-102 (Effective 09/01/25). Definitions.
694+(i) an institution of higher education described in Subsection 53B-1-102(1)(b); or
683695 333
684- As used in this chapter:
696+(ii) a degree-granting institution acting in the degree-granting institution's technical
685697 334
686-(1) "Alternative treatment program" means:
698+education role described in Section 53B-2a-201.
687699 335
688-(a) an evidence-based cognitive behavioral therapy program; or
700+(2) "Average state daily incarceration cost" means the average cost incurred by the
689701 336
690-(b) a certificate-based program provided by:
702+department per bed day over the previous three fiscal years, that reflects the following
691703 337
692-(i) an institution of higher education described in Subsection 53B-1-102(1)(b); or
704+expenses incurred by the department for housing an inmate:
693705 338
694-(ii) a degree-granting institution acting in the degree-granting institution's technical
706+(a) executive overhead;
695707 339
696-education role described in Section 53B-2a-201.
708+(b) administrative overhead;
697709 340
698-(2) "Average state daily incarceration cost" means the average cost incurred by the
710+(c) transportation overhead;
699711 341
700-department per bed day over the previous three fiscal years, that reflects the following
712+(d) division overhead; and
701713 342
702-expenses incurred by the department for housing an inmate:
714+(e) motor pool expenses.
703715 343
704-(a) executive overhead;
716+[(2)] (3) "Board" means the Board of Pardons and Parole.
705717 344
706-(b) administrative overhead;
718+[(3)] (4) "Commission" means the State Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice,
707719 345
708-(c) transportation overhead;
720+created in Section 63M-7-201.
709721 346
710-(d) division overhead; and
722+[(4)] (5)(a) "Condition of probation day" means a day spent by a state probationary
711723 347
712-(e) motor pool expenses.
724+inmate in a county correctional facility as a condition of probation.
713725 348
714-[(2)] (3) "Board" means the Board of Pardons and Parole.
726+(b) "Condition of probation day" includes a day spent by a state probationary inmate in a
715727 349
716-[(3)] (4) "Commission" means the State Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice,
728+county correctional facility:
717729 350
718-created in Section 63M-7-201.
730+(i) after the date of sentencing;
719731 351
720-[(4)] (5)(a) "Condition of probation day" means a day spent by a state probationary
732+(ii) before the date of sentencing, if a court orders that the state probationary inmate
721733 352
722-inmate in a county correctional facility as a condition of probation.
734+shall receive credit for time served in a county correctional facility before the date
723735 353
724-(b) "Condition of probation day" includes a day spent by a state probationary inmate in a
736+of sentencing;
725737 354
726-county correctional facility:
738+(iii) as a condition of an original order of probation; and
727739 355
728-(i) after the date of sentencing;
740+(iv) as a condition of a new order of probation after a prior revocation of probation.
729741 356
730-(ii) before the date of sentencing, if a court orders that the state probationary inmate
742+(c) "Condition of probation day" does not include a day spent by a state probationary
731743 357
732-shall receive credit for time served in a county correctional facility before the date
744+inmate in a county correctional facility:
733745 358
734-of sentencing;
746+(i) as a probation sanction day;
735747 359
736-(iii) as a condition of an original order of probation; and
748+(ii) after the state probationary inmate has spent 365 consecutive days in a county
737749 360
738-(iv) as a condition of a new order of probation after a prior revocation of probation.
750+correctional facility for a single order of probation;
739751 361
740-(c) "Condition of probation day" does not include a day spent by a state probationary
752+(iii) as a condition of a plea in abeyance agreement if a conviction has not been
753+- 11 - 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312 02-27 12:07
741754 362
742-inmate in a county correctional facility:
755+entered;
743756 363
744-(i) as a probation sanction day;
757+(iv) on a hold instituted by the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement
745758 364
746-(ii) after the state probationary inmate has spent 365 consecutive days in a county
759+Agency of the United States Department of Homeland Security; or
747760 365
748-correctional facility for a single order of probation;
749-- 11 - H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
761+(v) after the termination of probation if the state probationary inmate is:
750762 366
751-(iii) as a condition of a plea in abeyance agreement if a conviction has not been
763+(A) sentenced to prison; or
752764 367
753-entered;
765+(B) eligible for release.
754766 368
755-(iv) on a hold instituted by the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement
767+[(5)] (6) "Department" means the Department of Corrections, created in Section 64-13-2.
756768 369
757-Agency of the United States Department of Homeland Security; or
769+[(6)] (7) "Division" means the Division of Finance, created in Section 63A-3-101.
758770 370
759-(v) after the termination of probation if the state probationary inmate is:
771+[(7)] (8)(a) "Eligible bed day" means a day spent by a state probationary inmate or a state
760772 371
761-(A) sentenced to prison; or
773+parole inmate in a county correctional facility that is eligible for reimbursement
762774 372
763-(B) eligible for release.
775+under Section 64-13e-104.
764776 373
765-[(5)] (6) "Department" means the Department of Corrections, created in Section 64-13-2.
777+(b) "Eligible bed day" includes:
766778 374
767-[(6)] (7) "Division" means the Division of Finance, created in Section 63A-3-101.
779+(i) a condition of probation day;
768780 375
769-[(7)] (8)(a) "Eligible bed day" means a day spent by a state probationary inmate or a state
781+(ii) a parole hold day;
770782 376
771-parole inmate in a county correctional facility that is eligible for reimbursement
783+(iii) a parole sanction day; and
772784 377
773-under Section 64-13e-104.
785+(iv) a probation sanction day.
774786 378
775-(b) "Eligible bed day" includes:
787+[(8)] (9)(a) "Parole hold day" means a day spent in a county correctional facility by a
776788 379
777-(i) a condition of probation day;
789+state parole inmate under Subsection 64-13-29(3) based on a suspected violation of
778790 380
779-(ii) a parole hold day;
791+the state parole inmate's terms of parole.
780792 381
781-(iii) a parole sanction day; and
793+(b) "Parole hold day" does not include a day spent in a county correctional facility by a
782794 382
783-(iv) a probation sanction day.
795+state parole inmate:
784796 383
785-[(8)] (9)(a) "Parole hold day" means a day spent in a county correctional facility by a
797+(i) after the state parole inmate has spent 72 hours, excluding weekends and holidays,
786798 384
787-state parole inmate under Subsection 64-13-29(3) based on a suspected violation of
799+for a single suspected violation of the state parole inmate's terms of parole; or
788800 385
789-the state parole inmate's terms of parole.
801+(ii) as a parole sanction day.
790802 386
791-(b) "Parole hold day" does not include a day spent in a county correctional facility by a
803+[(9)] (10)(a) "Parole sanction day" means a day spent in a county correctional facility by
792804 387
793-state parole inmate:
805+a state parole inmate as a sanction under Subsection 64-13-6(2) for a violation of the
794806 388
795-(i) after the state parole inmate has spent 72 hours, excluding weekends and holidays,
807+state parole inmate's terms of parole.
796808 389
797-for a single suspected violation of the state parole inmate's terms of parole; or
809+(b) "Parole sanction day" includes not more than three consecutive days and not more
798810 390
799-(ii) as a parole sanction day.
811+than a total of five days within a period of 30 days for each sanction.
800812 391
801-[(9)] (10)(a) "Parole sanction day" means a day spent in a county correctional facility by
813+(c) "Parole sanction day" does not include a parole hold day.
802814 392
803-a state parole inmate as a sanction under Subsection 64-13-6(2) for a violation of the
815+[(10)] (11)(a) "Probation sanction day" means a day spent in a county correctional
804816 393
805-state parole inmate's terms of parole.
817+facility by a state probationary inmate as a sanction under Subsection 64-13-6(2)
806818 394
807-(b) "Parole sanction day" includes not more than three consecutive days and not more
819+based on a violation of the state probationary inmate's terms of probation.
808820 395
821+(b) "Probation sanction day" includes not more than three consecutive days and not more
822+- 12 - 02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
823+396
809824 than a total of five days within a period of 30 days for each sanction.
810-396
811-(c) "Parole sanction day" does not include a parole hold day.
812825 397
813-[(10)] (11)(a) "Probation sanction day" means a day spent in a county correctional
826+(c) "Probation sanction day" does not include:
814827 398
815-facility by a state probationary inmate as a sanction under Subsection 64-13-6(2)
828+(i) a condition of probation day; or
816829 399
817-based on a violation of the state probationary inmate's terms of probation.
818-- 12 - Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
830+(ii) a day spent in a county correctional facility by a state probationary inmate under
819831 400
820-(b) "Probation sanction day" includes not more than three consecutive days and not more
832+Subsection 64-13-29(3) based on a suspected violation of the state probationary
821833 401
822-than a total of five days within a period of 30 days for each sanction.
834+inmate's terms of probation.
823835 402
824-(c) "Probation sanction day" does not include:
836+(12) "Rate surplus" means the dollar amount by which the average state daily incarceration
825837 403
826-(i) a condition of probation day; or
838+cost for a given year exceeds 105% of the prior year's state daily incarceration rate.
827839 404
828-(ii) a day spent in a county correctional facility by a state probationary inmate under
840+[(11)] (13) "State daily incarceration rate" means [the average daily incarceration rate,
829841 405
830-Subsection 64-13-29(3) based on a suspected violation of the state probationary
842+calculated by the department based on the previous three fiscal years, that reflects the
831843 406
832-inmate's terms of probation.
844+following expenses incurred by the department for housing an inmate:] the daily per bed
833845 407
834-(12) "Rate surplus" means the dollar amount by which the average state daily incarceration
846+dollar basis upon which the department will calculate payments to other parties for
835847 408
836-cost for a given year exceeds 105% of the prior year's state daily incarceration rate.
848+housing state inmates and state probationary inmates.
837849 409
838-[(11)] (13) "State daily incarceration rate" means [the average daily incarceration rate,
850+[(a) executive overhead;]
839851 410
840-calculated by the department based on the previous three fiscal years, that reflects the
852+[(b) administrative overhead;]
841853 411
842-following expenses incurred by the department for housing an inmate:] the daily per bed
854+[(c) transportation overhead;]
843855 412
844-dollar basis upon which the department will calculate payments to other parties for
856+[(d) division overhead; and]
845857 413
846-housing state inmates and state probationary inmates.
858+[(e) motor pool expenses.]
847859 414
848-[(a) executive overhead;]
860+[(12)] (14) "State inmate" means an individual, other than a state probationary inmate or
849861 415
850-[(b) administrative overhead;]
862+state parole inmate, who is committed to the custody of the department.
851863 416
852-[(c) transportation overhead;]
864+[(13)] (15) "State parole inmate" means an individual who is:
853865 417
854-[(d) division overhead; and]
866+(a) on parole, as defined in Section 77-27-1; and
855867 418
856-[(e) motor pool expenses.]
868+(b) housed in a county correctional facility for a reason related to the individual's parole.
857869 419
858-[(12)] (14) "State inmate" means an individual, other than a state probationary inmate or
870+[(14)] (16) "State probationary inmate" means a felony probationer sentenced to time in a
859871 420
860-state parole inmate, who is committed to the custody of the department.
872+county correctional facility under Subsection 77-18-105(6).
861873 421
862-[(13)] (15) "State parole inmate" means an individual who is:
874+[(15)] (17) "Treatment program" means:
863875 422
864-(a) on parole, as defined in Section 77-27-1; and
876+(a) an alcohol treatment program;
865877 423
866-(b) housed in a county correctional facility for a reason related to the individual's parole.
878+(b) a substance abuse treatment program;
867879 424
868-[(14)] (16) "State probationary inmate" means a felony probationer sentenced to time in a
880+(c) a sex offender treatment program; or
869881 425
870-county correctional facility under Subsection 77-18-105(6).
882+(d) an alternative treatment program.
871883 426
872-[(15)] (17) "Treatment program" means:
884+Section 7. Section 64-13e-103 is amended to read:
873885 427
874-(a) an alcohol treatment program;
886+64-13e-103 (Effective 07/01/25). County correctional facility contracting
875887 428
876-(b) a substance abuse treatment program;
888+program for state inmates -- Payments -- Reporting -- Contracts.
877889 429
878-(c) a sex offender treatment program; or
890+(1) Subject to Subsection [(6)] (7), the department may only contract with a county to house
891+- 13 - 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312 02-27 12:07
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880-(d) an alternative treatment program.
893+state inmates in a county correctional facility.
881894 431
882-Section 7. Section 64-13e-103 is amended to read:
895+[(2) The department shall give preference for placement of state inmates, over private
883896 432
884-64-13e-103 (Effective 07/01/25). County correctional facility contracting
897+entities, to county correctional facility bed spaces for which the department has
885898 433
886-program for state inmates -- Payments -- Reporting -- Contracts.
887-- 13 - H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
899+contracted under Subsection (1).]
888900 434
889-(1) Subject to Subsection [(6)] (7), the department may only contract with a county to house
901+[(3)] (2)(a) The compensation rate for housing state inmates pursuant to a contract
890902 435
891-state inmates in a county correctional facility.
903+described in Subsection (1) shall be:
892904 436
893-[(2) The department shall give preference for placement of state inmates, over private
905+(i) except as provided in Subsection [(3)(a)(ii)] (2)(a)(ii), 84% of the state daily
894906 437
895-entities, to county correctional facility bed spaces for which the department has
907+incarceration rate for a county correctional facility bed space in a county that,
896908 438
897-contracted under Subsection (1).]
909+pursuant to the contract, is dedicated to a treatment program for state inmates, if
898910 439
899-[(3)] (2)(a) The compensation rate for housing state inmates pursuant to a contract
911+the treatment program is approved by the department under Subsection [(3)(c)]
900912 440
901-described in Subsection (1) shall be:
913+(2)(c);
902914 441
903-(i) except as provided in Subsection [(3)(a)(ii)] (2)(a)(ii), 84% of the state daily
915+(ii) 75% of the state daily incarceration rate for a county correctional facility bed
904916 442
905-incarceration rate for a county correctional facility bed space in a county that,
917+space in a county that, pursuant to the contract, is dedicated to an alternative
906918 443
907-pursuant to the contract, is dedicated to a treatment program for state inmates, if
919+treatment program for state inmates, if the alternative treatment program is
908920 444
909-the treatment program is approved by the department under Subsection [(3)(c)]
921+approved by the department under Subsection [(3)(c)] (2)(c); and
910922 445
911-(2)(c);
923+(iii) 70% of the state daily incarceration rate for a county correctional facility bed
912924 446
913-(ii) 75% of the state daily incarceration rate for a county correctional facility bed
925+space in a county other than the bed spaces described in Subsections [(3)(a)(i) ]
914926 447
915-space in a county that, pursuant to the contract, is dedicated to an alternative
927+(2)(a)(i) and (ii).
916928 448
917-treatment program for state inmates, if the alternative treatment program is
929+(b) The department shall:
918930 449
919-approved by the department under Subsection [(3)(c)] (2)(c); and
931+(i) make rules, in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative
920932 450
921-(iii) 70% of the state daily incarceration rate for a county correctional facility bed
933+Rulemaking Act, that establish standards that a treatment program is required to
922934 451
923-space in a county other than the bed spaces described in Subsections [(3)(a)(i) ]
935+meet before the treatment program is considered for approval for the purpose of a
924936 452
925-(2)(a)(i) and (ii).
937+county receiving payment based on the rate described in Subsection [(3)(a)(i)]
926938 453
927-(b) The department shall:
939+(2)(a)(i) or (ii); and
928940 454
929-(i) make rules, in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative
941+(ii) determine on an annual basis, based on appropriations made by the Legislature
930942 455
931-Rulemaking Act, that establish standards that a treatment program is required to
943+for the contracts described in this section, whether to approve a treatment program
932944 456
933-meet before the treatment program is considered for approval for the purpose of a
945+that meets the standards established under Subsection [(3)(b)(i)] (2)(b)(i), for the
934946 457
935-county receiving payment based on the rate described in Subsection [(3)(a)(i)]
947+purpose of a county receiving payment based on the rate described in Subsection [
936948 458
937-(2)(a)(i) or (ii); and
949+(3)(a)(i)] (2)(a)(i) or (ii).
938950 459
939-(ii) determine on an annual basis, based on appropriations made by the Legislature
951+(c) The department may not approve a treatment program for the purpose of a county
940952 460
941-for the contracts described in this section, whether to approve a treatment program
953+receiving payment based on the rate described in Subsection [(3)(a)(i)] (2)(a)(i) or (ii),
942954 461
943-that meets the standards established under Subsection [(3)(b)(i)] (2)(b)(i), for the
955+unless:
944956 462
945-purpose of a county receiving payment based on the rate described in Subsection [
957+(i) the program meets the standards established under Subsection [(3)(b)(i)] (2)(b)(i);
946958 463
947-(3)(a)(i)] (2)(a)(i) or (ii).
959+and
960+- 14 - 02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
948961 464
949-(c) The department may not approve a treatment program for the purpose of a county
962+(ii) the department determines that the treatment program is needed by the
950963 465
951-receiving payment based on the rate described in Subsection [(3)(a)(i)] (2)(a)(i) or (ii),
964+department at the location where the treatment program will be provided.
952965 466
953-unless:
966+(d)(i) The department shall annually:
954967 467
955-(i) the program meets the standards established under Subsection [(3)(b)(i)] (2)(b)(i);
956-- 14 - Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
968+(A) collect information from each county described in Subsection (1) regarding
957969 468
958-and
970+the treatment programs for state inmates offered by the county;
959971 469
960-(ii) the department determines that the treatment program is needed by the
972+(B) evaluate, review, and audit the results of each treatment program on state
961973 470
962-department at the location where the treatment program will be provided.
974+inmate recidivism and other relevant metrics; and
963975 471
964-(d)(i) The department shall annually:
976+(C) on or before November 30, report the results of the information described in
965977 472
966-(A) collect information from each county described in Subsection (1) regarding
978+Subsection [(3)(d)(i)(B)] (2)(d)(i)(B) to the Executive Offices and Criminal
967979 473
968-the treatment programs for state inmates offered by the county;
980+Justice Appropriations Subcommittee.
969981 474
970-(B) evaluate, review, and audit the results of each treatment program on state
982+(ii) The department may make rules, in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah
971983 475
972-inmate recidivism and other relevant metrics; and
984+Administrative Rulemaking Act, to implement the provisions of Subsection [
973985 476
974-(C) on or before November 30, report the results of the information described in
986+(3)(d)(i)] (2)(d)(i).
975987 477
976-Subsection [(3)(d)(i)(B)] (2)(d)(i)(B) to the Executive Offices and Criminal
988+[(4)] (3)(a) Compensation to a county for state inmates incarcerated under this section
977989 478
978-Justice Appropriations Subcommittee.
990+shall be made by the department.
979991 479
980-(ii) The department may make rules, in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah
992+(b) Funds from the County Correctional Facility Contracting Reserve Program may be
981993 480
982-Administrative Rulemaking Act, to implement the provisions of Subsection [
994+used only once existing annual appropriated funds for the fiscal year have been
983995 481
984-(3)(d)(i)] (2)(d)(i).
996+exhausted.
985997 482
986-[(4)] (3)(a) Compensation to a county for state inmates incarcerated under this section
998+[(5)] (4) Counties that contract with the department under Subsection (1) shall, on or before
987999 483
988-shall be made by the department.
1000+June 30 of each year, submit a report to the department that includes:
9891001 484
990-(b) Funds from the County Correctional Facility Contracting Reserve Program may be
1002+(a) the number of state inmates the county housed under this section;
9911003 485
992-used only once existing annual appropriated funds for the fiscal year have been
1004+(b) the total number of state inmate days of incarceration that were provided by the
9931005 486
994-exhausted.
1006+county; and
9951007 487
996-[(5)] (4) Counties that contract with the department under Subsection (1) shall, on or before
1008+(c) the information required under Subsection [(3)(d)(i)(A)] (2)(d)(i)(A).
9971009 488
998-June 30 of each year, submit a report to the department that includes:
1010+[(6)] (5) Except as provided under Subsection [(7)] (6), the department may not enter into a
9991011 489
1000-(a) the number of state inmates the county housed under this section;
1012+contract with a county as described under Subsection (1), unless:
10011013 490
1002-(b) the total number of state inmate days of incarceration that were provided by the
1014+(a) beginning July 1, 2023, the county correctional facility within the county is in
10031015 491
1004-county; and
1016+compliance with the reporting requirements described in Subsection 17-22-32(2); and
10051017 492
1006-(c) the information required under Subsection [(3)(d)(i)(A)] (2)(d)(i)(A).
1018+(b) the Legislature has previously passed a joint resolution that includes the following
10071019 493
1008-[(6)] (5) Except as provided under Subsection [(7)] (6), the department may not enter into a
1020+information regarding the proposed contract:
10091021 494
1010-contract with a county as described under Subsection (1), unless:
1022+(i) the approximate number of beds to be contracted;
10111023 495
1012-(a) beginning July 1, 2023, the county correctional facility within the county is in
1024+(ii) the approximate amount of the county's long-term debt; and
10131025 496
1014-compliance with the reporting requirements described in Subsection 17-22-32(2); and
1026+(iii) the repayment time of the debt for the facility where the inmates are to be housed.
10151027 497
1016-(b) the Legislature has previously passed a joint resolution that includes the following
1028+[(7)] (6) The department may enter into a contract with a county government to house
1029+- 15 - 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312 02-27 12:07
10171030 498
1018-information regarding the proposed contract:
1031+inmates without complying with the approval process described in Subsection [(6)] (5)
10191032 499
1020-(i) the approximate number of beds to be contracted;
1033+only if the county facility was under construction, or already in existence, on March 16,
10211034 500
1022-(ii) the approximate amount of the county's long-term debt; and
1035+2001.
10231036 501
1024-(iii) the repayment time of the debt for the facility where the inmates are to be housed.
1025-- 15 - H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
1037+[(8)] (7) Any resolution passed by the Legislature under Subsection [(6)] (5) does not bind or
10261038 502
1027-[(7)] (6) The department may enter into a contract with a county government to house
1039+obligate the Legislature or the department regarding the proposed contract.
10281040 503
1029-inmates without complying with the approval process described in Subsection [(6)] (5)
1041+Section 8. Section 64-13e-103.1 is amended to read:
10301042 504
1031-only if the county facility was under construction, or already in existence, on March 16,
1043+64-13e-103.1 (Effective 07/01/25). Calculating the average state daily
10321044 505
1033-2001.
1045+incarceration cost and the state incarceration rate.
10341046 506
1035-[(8)] (7) Any resolution passed by the Legislature under Subsection [(6)] (5) does not bind or
1047+[(1) Before September 15 of each year, the department shall:]
10361048 507
1037-obligate the Legislature or the department regarding the proposed contract.
1049+[(a) calculate the state daily incarceration rate; and]
10381050 508
1039-Section 8. Section 64-13e-103.1 is amended to read:
1051+[(b) inform each county and the commission of the state daily incarceration rate.]
10401052 509
1041-64-13e-103.1 (Effective 07/01/25). Calculating the average state daily
1053+[(2) The state daily incarceration rate may not be less than the rate presented to the
10421054 510
1043-incarceration cost and the state incarceration rate.
1055+Executive Appropriations Committee of the Legislature for purposes of setting the
10441056 511
1045-[(1) Before September 15 of each year, the department shall:]
1057+appropriation for the department's budget.]
10461058 512
1047-[(a) calculate the state daily incarceration rate; and]
1059+(1) Before September 15 of each year, the department shall:
10481060 513
1049-[(b) inform each county and the commission of the state daily incarceration rate.]
1061+(a) calculate the average state daily incarceration cost; and:
10501062 514
1051-[(2) The state daily incarceration rate may not be less than the rate presented to the
1063+(i) if the average state daily incarceration cost equals more than 105% of the previous
10521064 515
1053-Executive Appropriations Committee of the Legislature for purposes of setting the
1065+year's state daily incarceration rate:
10541066 516
1055-appropriation for the department's budget.]
1067+(A) set the state daily incarceration rate at 105% of the prior year's state daily
10561068 517
1057-(1) Before September 15 of each year, the department shall:
1069+incarceration rate; and
10581070 518
1059-(a) calculate the average state daily incarceration cost; and:
1071+(B) record that year's rate surplus; or
10601072 519
1061-(i) if the average state daily incarceration cost equals more than 105% of the previous
1073+(ii) if the average state daily incarceration cost is less than 105% of the previous
10621074 520
10631075 year's state daily incarceration rate:
10641076 521
1065-(A) set the state daily incarceration rate at 105% of the prior year's state daily
1077+(A) set the state daily incarceration rate at the state daily incarceration cost; or
10661078 522
1067-incarceration rate; and
1079+(B) if in any one or more of the prior three years there existed a rate surplus, and
10681080 523
1069-(B) record that year's rate surplus; or
1081+that rate surplus has not been used to augment the state daily incarceration cost
10701082 524
1071-(ii) if the average state daily incarceration cost is less than 105% of the previous
1083+in another year, add the rate surplus or surpluses to the state daily incarceration
10721084 525
1073-year's state daily incarceration rate:
1085+cost and set the state daily incarceration rate to that combined amount, up to
10741086 526
1075-(A) set the state daily incarceration rate at the state daily incarceration cost; or
1087+105% of the previous year's state daily incarceration rate; and
10761088 527
1077-(B) if in any one or more of the prior three years there existed a rate surplus, and
1089+(b) inform each county and the commission of the state daily incarceration rate.
10781090 528
1079-that rate surplus has not been used to augment the state daily incarceration cost
1091+(2) Except as provided in Subsections (3) and (4), the state daily incarceration rate may not
10801092 529
1081-in another year, add the rate surplus or surpluses to the state daily incarceration
1093+be less that the rate presented to the Executive Appropriations Committee of the
10821094 530
1083-cost and set the state daily incarceration rate to that combined amount, up to
1095+Legislature for purposes of setting the appropriation for the department's budget.
10841096 531
1085-105% of the previous year's state daily incarceration rate; and
1097+(3) Notwithstanding any other provision in this section, in a fiscal year where General Fund
1098+- 16 - 02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
10861099 532
1087-(b) inform each county and the commission of the state daily incarceration rate.
1100+revenue growth is not sufficient to fund the state daily incarceration rate presented to the
10881101 533
1089-(2) Except as provided in Subsections (3) and (4), the state daily incarceration rate may not
1102+Executive Appropriations Committee, the state daily incarceration rate shall be reset by
10901103 534
1091-be less that the rate presented to the Executive Appropriations Committee of the
1104+the Executive Appropriations Committee in an appropriations act.
10921105 535
1093-Legislature for purposes of setting the appropriation for the department's budget.
1094-- 16 - Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
1106+(4) For the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025, only, the state daily incarceration rate is
10951107 536
1096-(3) Notwithstanding any other provision in this section, in a fiscal year where General Fund
1108+$120.75.
10971109 537
1098-revenue growth is not sufficient to fund the state daily incarceration rate presented to the
1110+Section 9. Section 64-13e-103.3 is amended to read:
10991111 538
1100-Executive Appropriations Committee, the state daily incarceration rate shall be reset by
1112+64-13e-103.3 (Effective 09/01/25). Estimating the annual number of county
11011113 539
1102-the Executive Appropriations Committee in an appropriations act.
1114+correctional facility bed spaces required for state inmates.
11031115 540
1104-(4) For the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025, only, the state daily incarceration rate is
1116+(1)(a) Before September 15 of each year, the department shall estimate the total number
11051117 541
1106-$120.75.
1118+of annual county correctional facility bed spaces that are required for state inmates in
11071119 542
1108-Section 9. Section 64-13e-103.3 is amended to read:
1120+the upcoming fiscal year, including the annual number of bed spaces that shall be
11091121 543
1110-64-13e-103.3 (Effective 09/01/25). Estimating the annual number of county
1122+dedicated to:
11111123 544
1112-correctional facility bed spaces required for state inmates.
1124+(i) a treatment program for state inmates under Subsection [64-13e-103(3)(a)(i)]
11131125 545
1114-(1)(a) Before September 15 of each year, the department shall estimate the total number
1126+64-13e-103(2)(a)(i); and
11151127 546
1116-of annual county correctional facility bed spaces that are required for state inmates in
1128+(ii) an alternative treatment program for state inmates under Subsection [
11171129 547
1118-the upcoming fiscal year, including the annual number of bed spaces that shall be
1130+64-13e-103(3)(a)(ii)] 64-13e-103(2)(a)(ii).
11191131 548
1120-dedicated to:
1132+(b) The department's estimates described in Subsection (1)(a) shall be based upon:
11211133 549
1122-(i) a treatment program for state inmates under Subsection [64-13e-103(3)(a)(i)]
1134+(i) a review of the annual numbers of county correctional facility bed spaces used for
11231135 550
1124-64-13e-103(2)(a)(i); and
1136+state inmates during the preceding years; and
11251137 551
1126-(ii) an alternative treatment program for state inmates under Subsection [
1138+(ii) any other information relevant to the department.
11271139 552
1128-64-13e-103(3)(a)(ii)] 64-13e-103(2)(a)(ii).
1140+(2) The department shall inform each county of the estimates described in Subsection (1)(a).
11291141 553
1130-(b) The department's estimates described in Subsection (1)(a) shall be based upon:
1142+Section 10. Section 64-13g-102 is amended to read:
11311143 554
1132-(i) a review of the annual numbers of county correctional facility bed spaces used for
1144+64-13g-102 (Effective 09/01/25). Adult Probation and Parole Employment
11331145 555
1134-state inmates during the preceding years; and
1146+Incentive Program.
11351147 556
1136-(ii) any other information relevant to the department.
1148+(1) There is created the Adult Probation and Parole Employment Incentive Program.
11371149 557
1138-(2) The department shall inform each county of the estimates described in Subsection (1)(a).
1150+(2) The department and the office shall implement the program in accordance with the
11391151 558
1140-Section 10. Section 64-13g-102 is amended to read:
1152+requirements of this chapter.
11411153 559
1142-64-13g-102 (Effective 09/01/25). Adult Probation and Parole Employment
1154+(3) Beginning July 2026, and each July after 2026, the department shall calculate and report
11431155 560
1144-Incentive Program.
1156+to the office, for the preceding fiscal year, for each region and statewide:
11451157 561
1146-(1) There is created the Adult Probation and Parole Employment Incentive Program.
1158+(a) the parole employment rate and the average length of employment of individuals on
11471159 562
1148-(2) The department and the office shall implement the program in accordance with the
1160+parole;
11491161 563
1150-requirements of this chapter.
1162+(b) the probation employment rate and average length of employment of individuals on
11511163 564
1152-(3) Beginning July 2026, and each July after 2026, the department shall calculate and report
1164+felony probation;
11531165 565
1154-to the office, for the preceding fiscal year, for each region and statewide:
1166+(c) the recidivism percentage, using applicable recidivism metrics described in
1167+- 17 - 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312 02-27 12:07
11551168 566
1156-(a) the parole employment rate and the average length of employment of individuals on
1169+Subsections 63M-7-102(1) and (3);
11571170 567
1158-parole;
1171+(d) the number and percentage of individuals who successfully complete parole or
11591172 568
1160-(b) the probation employment rate and average length of employment of individuals on
1173+felony probation;
11611174 569
1162-felony probation;
1163-- 17 - H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
1175+(e) if the recidivism percentage described in Subsection (3)(c) represents a decrease in
11641176 570
1165-(c) the recidivism percentage, using applicable recidivism metrics described in
1177+the recidivism percentage when compared to the fiscal year immediately preceding
11661178 571
1167-Subsections 63M-7-102(1) and (3);
1179+the fiscal year to which the recidivism percentage described in Subsection (3)(c)
11681180 572
1169-(d) the number and percentage of individuals who successfully complete parole or
1181+relates, the estimated costs of incarceration savings to the state, based on the marginal
11701182 573
1171-felony probation;
1183+cost of incarceration;
11721184 574
1173-(e) if the recidivism percentage described in Subsection (3)(c) represents a decrease in
1185+(f) the number of individuals who successfully complete parole and, during the entire six
11741186 575
1175-the recidivism percentage when compared to the fiscal year immediately preceding
1187+months before the day on which the individuals' parole ends, held eligible
11761188 576
1177-the fiscal year to which the recidivism percentage described in Subsection (3)(c)
1189+employment; and
11781190 577
1179-relates, the estimated costs of incarceration savings to the state, based on the marginal
1191+(g) the number of individuals who successfully complete felony probation and, during
11801192 578
1181-cost of incarceration;
1193+the entire six months before the day on which the individuals' parole ended, held
11821194 579
1183-(f) the number of individuals who successfully complete parole and, during the entire six
1195+eligible employment.
11841196 580
1185-months before the day on which the individuals' parole ends, held eligible
1197+(4) In addition to the information described in Subsection (3), the department shall report,
11861198 581
1187-employment; and
1199+for each region, the number and types of parole or probation programs that were created,
11881200 582
1189-(g) the number of individuals who successfully complete felony probation and, during
1201+replaced, or discontinued during the preceding fiscal year.
11901202 583
1191-the entire six months before the day on which the individuals' parole ended, held
1203+(5) After receiving the information described in Subsections (3) and (4), the office, in
11921204 584
1193-eligible employment.
1205+consultation with the department, shall, for each region:
11941206 585
1195-(4) In addition to the information described in Subsection (3), the department shall report,
1207+(a) add the region's baseline parole employment rate and the region's baseline probation
11961208 586
1197-for each region, the number and types of parole or probation programs that were created,
1209+employment rate;
11981210 587
1199-replaced, or discontinued during the preceding fiscal year.
1211+(b) add the region's parole employment rate and the region's probation employment rate;
12001212 588
1201-(5) After receiving the information described in Subsections (3) and (4), the office, in
1213+(c) subtract the sum described in Subsection (5)(a) from the sum described in Subsection
12021214 589
1203-consultation with the department, shall, for each region:
1215+(5)(b); and
12041216 590
1205-(a) add the region's baseline parole employment rate and the region's baseline probation
1217+(d)(i) if the rate difference described in Subsection (5)(c) is zero or less than zero,
12061218 591
1207-employment rate;
1219+assign an employment incentive payment of zero to the region; or
12081220 592
1209-(b) add the region's parole employment rate and the region's probation employment rate;
1221+(ii) except as provided in Subsection (7), if the rate difference described in
12101222 593
1211-(c) subtract the sum described in Subsection (5)(a) from the sum described in Subsection
1223+Subsection (5)(c) is greater than zero, assign an employment incentive payment to
12121224 594
1213-(5)(b); and
1225+the region by:
12141226 595
1215-(d)(i) if the rate difference described in Subsection (5)(c) is zero or less than zero,
1227+(A) multiplying the rate difference by the average daily population for that region;
12161228 596
1217-assign an employment incentive payment of zero to the region; or
1229+and
12181230 597
1219-(ii) except as provided in Subsection (7), if the rate difference described in
1231+(B) multiplying the product of the calculation described in Subsection
12201232 598
1221-Subsection (5)(c) is greater than zero, assign an employment incentive payment to
1233+(5)(d)(ii)(A) by $2,500.
12221234 599
1223-the region by:
1235+(6) In addition to the employment incentive payment described in Subsection (5), after
1236+- 18 - 02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
12241237 600
1225-(A) multiplying the rate difference by the average daily population for that region;
1238+receiving the information described in Subsections (3) and (4), the office, in consultation
12261239 601
1227-and
1240+with the department, shall, for each region, multiply the sum of the numbers described in
12281241 602
1229-(B) multiplying the product of the calculation described in Subsection (5)(d)(ii)(A)
1242+Subsections (3)(f) and (g) for the region by $2,500 to determine the end-of-supervision
12301243 603
1231-by $2,500.
1232-- 18 - Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
1244+employment incentive payment for the region.
12331245 604
1234-(6) In addition to the employment incentive payment described in Subsection (5), after
1246+(7) The employment incentive payment, or end-of-supervision employment supervision
12351247 605
1236-receiving the information described in Subsections (3) and (4), the office, in consultation
1248+payment, for a region is zero if the recidivism percentage for the region, described in
12371249 606
1238-with the department, shall, for each region, multiply the sum of the numbers described in
1250+Subsection (3)(c), represents an increase in the recidivism percentage when compared to
12391251 607
1240-Subsections (3)(f) and (g) for the region by $2,500 to determine the end-of-supervision
1252+the fiscal year immediately preceding the fiscal year to which the recidivism percentage
12411253 608
1242-employment incentive payment for the region.
1254+for the region, described in Subsection (3)(c), relates.
12431255 609
1244-(7) The employment incentive payment, or end-of-supervision employment supervision
1256+(8) Upon determining an employment incentive payment for a region in accordance with
12451257 610
1246-payment, for a region is zero if the recidivism percentage for the region, described in
1258+Subsections (5)(d)(ii), (6), and (7), the office shall authorize distribution, from the
12471259 611
1248-Subsection (3)(c), represents an increase in the recidivism percentage when compared to
1260+restricted account, of the incentive payment as follows:
12491261 612
1250-the fiscal year immediately preceding the fiscal year to which the recidivism percentage
1262+(a) 15% of the payment may be used by the department for expenses related to
12511263 613
1252-for the region, described in Subsection (3)(c), relates.
1264+administering the program; and
12531265 614
1254-(8) Upon determining an employment incentive payment for a region in accordance with
1266+(b) 85% of the payment shall be used by the region to improve and expand supervision
12551267 615
1256-Subsections (5)(d)(ii), (6), and (7), the office shall authorize distribution, from the
1268+and rehabilitative services to individuals on parole or adult probation, including by:
12571269 616
1258-restricted account, of the incentive payment as follows:
1270+(i) implementing and expanding evidence-based practices for risk and needs
12591271 617
1260-(a) 15% of the payment may be used by the department for expenses related to
1272+assessments for individuals;
12611273 618
1262-administering the program; and
1274+(ii) implementing and expanding intermediate sanctions, including mandatory
12631275 619
1264-(b) 85% of the payment shall be used by the region to improve and expand supervision
1276+community service, home detention, day reporting, restorative justice programs,
12651277 620
1266-and rehabilitative services to individuals on parole or adult probation, including by:
1278+and furlough programs;
12671279 621
1268-(i) implementing and expanding evidence-based practices for risk and needs
1280+(iii) expanding the availability of evidence-based practices for rehabilitation
12691281 622
1270-assessments for individuals;
1282+programs, including drug and alcohol treatment, mental health treatment, anger
12711283 623
1272-(ii) implementing and expanding intermediate sanctions, including mandatory
1284+management, cognitive behavior programs, and job training and other
12731285 624
1274-community service, home detention, day reporting, restorative justice programs,
1286+employment services;
12751287 625
1276-and furlough programs;
1288+(iv) hiring additional officers, contractors, or other personnel to implement
12771289 626
1278-(iii) expanding the availability of evidence-based practices for rehabilitation
1290+evidence-based practices for rehabilitative and vocational programing;
12791291 627
1280-programs, including drug and alcohol treatment, mental health treatment, anger
1292+(v) purchasing and adopting new technologies or equipment that are relevant to, and
12811293 628
1282-management, cognitive behavior programs, and job training and other
1294+enhance, supervision, rehabilitation, or vocational training;
12831295 629
1284-employment services;
1296+(vi) funding workforce development coordinators, bus passes, soft skills instructors,
12851297 630
1286-(iv) hiring additional officers, contractors, or other personnel to implement
1298+job search technology in community correctional centers, or sector-specific
12871299 631
1288-evidence-based practices for rehabilitative and vocational programing;
1300+workforce development programs; or
12891301 632
1290-(v) purchasing and adopting new technologies or equipment that are relevant to, and
1302+[(vi)] (vii) evaluating the effectiveness of rehabilitation and supervision programs and
12911303 633
1292-enhance, supervision, rehabilitation, or vocational training;
1304+ensuring program fidelity.
1305+- 19 - 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312 02-27 12:07
12931306 634
1294-(vi) funding workforce development coordinators, bus passes, soft skills instructors,
1307+(9)(a) The report described in Subsections (3) and (4) is a public record.
12951308 635
1296-job search technology in community correctional centers, or sector-specific
1309+(b) The department shall maintain a complete and accurate accounting of the payment
12971310 636
1298-workforce development programs; or
1311+and use of funds under this section.
12991312 637
1300-[(vi)] (vii) evaluating the effectiveness of rehabilitation and supervision programs and
1301-- 19 - H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
1313+(c) If the money in the restricted account is insufficient to make the full employment
13021314 638
1303-ensuring program fidelity.
1315+incentive payments or the full end-of-supervision employment incentive payments,
13041316 639
1305-(9)(a) The report described in Subsections (3) and (4) is a public record.
1317+the office shall authorize the payments on a prorated basis.
13061318 640
1307-(b) The department shall maintain a complete and accurate accounting of the payment
1319+Section 11. Section 76-5-114 is amended to read:
13081320 641
1309-and use of funds under this section.
1321+76-5-114 (Effective 09/01/25). Commission of domestic violence in the presence
13101322 642
1311-(c) If the money in the restricted account is insufficient to make the full employment
1323+of a child.
13121324 643
1313-incentive payments or the full end-of-supervision employment incentive payments,
1325+(1)(a) As used in this section:
13141326 644
1315-the office shall authorize the payments on a prorated basis.
1327+(i) "Cohabitant" means the same as that term is defined in Section 78B-7-102.
13161328 645
1317-Section 11. Section 76-5-114 is amended to read:
1329+(ii) "Criminal homicide offense" means an offense listed in Subsection 76-5-201(2).
13181330 646
1319-76-5-114 (Effective 09/01/25). Commission of domestic violence in the presence
1331+(iii) "Domestic violence" means the same as that term is defined in Section 77-36-1.
13201332 647
1321-of a child.
1333+(iv) "In the presence of a child" means:
13221334 648
1323-(1)(a) As used in this section:
1335+(A) in the physical presence of a child; or
13241336 649
1325-(i) "Cohabitant" means the same as that term is defined in Section 78B-7-102.
1337+(B) having knowledge that a child is present and may see or hear an act of
13261338 650
1327-(ii) "Criminal homicide offense" means an offense listed in Subsection 76-5-201(2).
1339+domestic violence.
13281340 651
1329-(iii) "Domestic violence" means the same as that term is defined in Section 77-36-1.
1341+(b) Terms defined in Section 76-1-101.5 apply to this section.
13301342 652
1331-(iv) "In the presence of a child" means:
1343+(2) An actor commits domestic violence in the presence of a child if the actor:
13321344 653
1333-(A) in the physical presence of a child; or
1345+(a) commits or attempts to commit a criminal homicide offense against a cohabitant in
13341346 654
1335-(B) having knowledge that a child is present and may see or hear an act of
1347+the presence of a child;
13361348 655
1337-domestic violence.
1349+(b) intentionally causes serious bodily injury to a cohabitant or uses a dangerous weapon
13381350 656
1339-(b) Terms defined in Section 76-1-101.5 apply to this section.
1351+or other means or force likely to produce death or serious bodily injury against a
13401352 657
1341-(2) An actor commits domestic violence in the presence of a child if the actor:
1353+cohabitant, in the presence of a child;[ or]
13421354 658
1343-(a) commits or attempts to commit a criminal homicide offense against a cohabitant in
1355+(c) intentionally or knowingly impedes the breathing or the circulation of blood of
13441356 659
1345-the presence of a child;
1357+another individual by the actor's use of unlawful force or violence by applying
13461358 660
1347-(b) intentionally causes serious bodily injury to a cohabitant or uses a dangerous weapon
1359+pressure to the neck or throat of an individual or obstructing the nose, mouth, or
13481360 661
1349-or other means or force likely to produce death or serious bodily injury against a
1361+airway of an individual, in the presence of a child; or
13501362 662
1351-cohabitant, in the presence of a child;[ or]
1363+[(c)] (d) under circumstances not amounting to a violation of Subsection (2)(a)[ or (b)] ,
13521364 663
1353-(c) intentionally or knowingly impedes the breathing or the circulation of blood of
1365+(2)(b), or (2)(c), commits an act of domestic violence in the presence of a child.
13541366 664
1355-another individual by the actor's use of unlawful force or violence by applying
1367+(3)(a) A violation of Subsection (2)(a)[ or (b)] , (2)(b), or (2)(c) is a third degree felony.
13561368 665
1357-pressure to the neck or throat of an individual or obstructing the nose, mouth, or
1369+(b) A violation of Subsection [(2)(c)] (2)(d) is a class B misdemeanor.
13581370 666
1359-airway of an individual, in the presence of a child; or
1371+(4)(a) A charge under this section is separate and distinct from, and is in addition to, a
13601372 667
1361-[(c)] (d) under circumstances not amounting to a violation of Subsection (2)(a)[ or (b)] ,
1373+charge of domestic violence in which the victim is the cohabitant.
1374+- 20 - 02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
13621375 668
1363-(2)(b), or (2)(c), commits an act of domestic violence in the presence of a child.
1376+(b) Either or both charges may be filed by the prosecutor.
13641377 669
1365-(3)(a) A violation of Subsection (2)(a)[ or (b)] , (2)(b), or (2)(c) is a third degree felony.
1378+(5) An actor who commits a violation of this section when more than one child is present is
13661379 670
1367-(b) A violation of Subsection [(2)(c)] (2)(d) is a class B misdemeanor.
1380+guilty of one offense of domestic violence in the presence of a child regarding each child
13681381 671
1369-(4)(a) A charge under this section is separate and distinct from, and is in addition to, a
1370-- 20 - Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
1382+present when the violation occurred.
13711383 672
1372-charge of domestic violence in which the victim is the cohabitant.
1384+Section 12. Section 77-18-102 is amended to read:
13731385 673
1374-(b) Either or both charges may be filed by the prosecutor.
1386+77-18-102 (Effective 09/01/25). Definitions.
13751387 674
1376-(5) An actor who commits a violation of this section when more than one child is present is
1388+ As used in this chapter:
13771389 675
1378-guilty of one offense of domestic violence in the presence of a child regarding each child
1390+(1) "Assessment" means the same as the term "risk and needs assessment" in Section 77-1-3.
13791391 676
1380-present when the violation occurred.
1392+(2) "Board" means the Board of Pardons and Parole.
13811393 677
1382-Section 12. Section 77-18-102 is amended to read:
1394+(3) "Civil accounts receivable" means the same as that term is defined in Section
13831395 678
1384-77-18-102 (Effective 09/01/25). Definitions.
1396+77-32b-102.
13851397 679
1386- As used in this chapter:
1398+(4) "Civil judgment of restitution" means the same as that term is defined in Section
13871399 680
1388-(1) "Assessment" means the same as the term "risk and needs assessment" in Section 77-1-3.
1400+77-32b-102.
13891401 681
1390-(2) "Board" means the Board of Pardons and Parole.
1402+(5) "Convicted" means the same as that term is defined in Section 76-3-201.
13911403 682
1392-(3) "Civil accounts receivable" means the same as that term is defined in Section
1404+(6) "Criminal accounts receivable" means the same as that term is defined in Section
13931405 683
13941406 77-32b-102.
13951407 684
1396-(4) "Civil judgment of restitution" means the same as that term is defined in Section
1408+(7) "Default" means the same as that term is defined in Section 77-32b-102.
13971409 685
1398-77-32b-102.
1410+(8) "Delinquent" means the same as that term is defined in Section 77-32b-102.
13991411 686
1400-(5) "Convicted" means the same as that term is defined in Section 76-3-201.
1412+(9) "Department" means the Department of Corrections created in Section 64-13-2.
14011413 687
1402-(6) "Criminal accounts receivable" means the same as that term is defined in Section
1414+(10) "Habitual offender" means an individual who[ has been convicted in]:
14031415 688
1404-77-32b-102.
1416+(a)(i) has been convicted in at least [six] five previous cases for one or more felony
14051417 689
1406-(7) "Default" means the same as that term is defined in Section 77-32b-102.
1418+offenses in each case; and
14071419 690
1408-(8) "Delinquent" means the same as that term is defined in Section 77-32b-102.
1420+[(b)] (ii) [each case described in Subsection (10)(a) within five years before ] the
14091421 691
1410-(9) "Department" means the Department of Corrections created in Section 64-13-2.
1422+conviction for each case referred to in Subsection (10)(a)(i) occurred within the
14111423 692
1412-(10) "Habitual offender" means an individual who[ has been convicted in]:
1424+five-year period immediately preceding the day on which the defendant is
14131425 693
1414-(a)(i) has been convicted in at least [six] five previous cases for one or more felony
1426+convicted of the new felony offense before the court[.] ;
14151427 694
1428+(b)(i) has been charged with one or more felony offenses in at least nine separate
1429+695
1430+cases; and
1431+696
1432+(ii) a felony charge in each case referred to in Subsection (10)(b)(i) was issued within
1433+697
1434+the five-year period immediately preceding the day on which the defendant is
1435+698
1436+convicted of the new felony offense before the court;
1437+699
1438+(c)(i) has been convicted in at least nine previous cases for one or more misdemeanor
1439+700
14161440 offenses in each case; and
1417-695
1418-[(b)] (ii) [each case described in Subsection (10)(a) within five years before ] the
1419-696
1420-conviction for each case referred to in Subsection (10)(a)(i) occurred within the
1421-697
1422-five-year period immediately preceding the day on which the defendant is
1423-698
1424-convicted of the new felony offense before the court[.] ;
1425-699
1426-(b)(i) has been charged with one or more felony offenses in at least nine separate
1427-700
1428-cases; and
14291441 701
1430-(ii) a felony charge in each case referred to in Subsection (10)(b)(i) was issued within
1442+(ii) the conviction for each case referred to in Subsection (10)(c)(i) occurred within
1443+- 21 - 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312 02-27 12:07
14311444 702
1432-the five-year period immediately preceding the day on which the defendant is
1445+the three-year period immediately preceding the day on which the defendant is
14331446 703
1434-convicted of the new felony offense before the court;
1447+convicted of a new misdemeanor or felony offense before the court; or
14351448 704
1436-(c)(i) has been convicted in at least nine previous cases for one or more misdemeanor
1449+(d)(i) has been charged with one or more misdemeanor offenses in at least 19
14371450 705
1438-offenses in each case; and
1439-- 21 - H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
1451+separate cases; and
14401452 706
1441-(ii) the conviction for each case referred to in Subsection (10)(c)(i) occurred within
1453+(ii) a misdemeanor charge in each case referred to in Subsection (10)(d)(i) was issued
14421454 707
1443-the three-year period immediately preceding the day on which the defendant is
1455+within the three-year period immediately preceding the day on which the
14441456 708
1445-convicted of a new misdemeanor or felony offense before the court; or
1457+defendant is convicted of the new misdemeanor or felony offense before the court.
14461458 709
1447-(d)(i) has been charged with one or more misdemeanor offenses in at least 19
1459+(11) "Payment schedule" means the same as that term is defined in Section 77-32b-102.
14481460 710
1449-separate cases; and
1461+(12) "Restitution" means the same as that term is defined in Section 77-38b-102.
14501462 711
1451-(ii) a misdemeanor charge in each case referred to in Subsection (10)(d)(i) was issued
1463+(13) "Screening" means a tool or questionnaire that is designed to determine whether an
14521464 712
1453-within the three-year period immediately preceding the day on which the
1465+individual needs further assessment or any additional resource or referral for treatment.
14541466 713
1455-defendant is convicted of the new misdemeanor or felony offense before the court.
1467+(14) "Substance use disorder treatment" means treatment obtained through a substance use
14561468 714
1457-(11) "Payment schedule" means the same as that term is defined in Section 77-32b-102.
1469+disorder program that is licensed by the Office of Licensing within the Department of
14581470 715
1459-(12) "Restitution" means the same as that term is defined in Section 77-38b-102.
1471+Health and Human Services.
14601472 716
1461-(13) "Screening" means a tool or questionnaire that is designed to determine whether an
1473+Section 13. Section 77-18-103 is amended to read:
14621474 717
1463-individual needs further assessment or any additional resource or referral for treatment.
1475+77-18-103 (Effective 09/01/25). Presentence investigation report -- Classification
14641476 718
1465-(14) "Substance use disorder treatment" means treatment obtained through a substance use
1477+of presentence investigation report -- Evidence or other information at sentencing.
14661478 719
1467-disorder program that is licensed by the Office of Licensing within the Department of
1479+(1) Before the imposition of a sentence, the court may:
14681480 720
1469-Health and Human Services.
1481+(a) upon agreement of the defendant, continue the date for the imposition of the sentence
14701482 721
1471-Section 13. Section 77-18-103 is amended to read:
1483+for a reasonable period of time for the purpose of obtaining a presentence
14721484 722
1473-77-18-103 (Effective 09/01/25). Presentence investigation report -- Classification
1485+investigation report from the department or a law enforcement agency, or information
14741486 723
1475-of presentence investigation report -- Evidence or other information at sentencing.
1487+from any other source about the defendant; and
14761488 724
1477-(1) Before the imposition of a sentence, the court may:
1489+(b) if the defendant is convicted of a felony or a class A misdemeanor, request that the
14781490 725
1479-(a) upon agreement of the defendant, continue the date for the imposition of the sentence
1491+department or a law enforcement agency prepare a presentence investigation report
14801492 726
1481-for a reasonable period of time for the purpose of obtaining a presentence
1493+for the defendant.
14821494 727
1483-investigation report from the department or a law enforcement agency, or information
1495+(2)(a) Notwithstanding Subsection (1), if a defendant is convicted of [a felony] an
14841496 728
1485-from any other source about the defendant; and
1497+offense and the defendant is a habitual offender, the prosecuting attorney shall notify
14861498 729
1487-(b) if the defendant is convicted of a felony or a class A misdemeanor, request that the
1499+the court that the defendant is a habitual offender.
14881500 730
1489-department or a law enforcement agency prepare a presentence investigation report
1501+(b) Upon a notification under Subsection (2)(a), the court may not impose a sentence for
14901502 731
1491-for the defendant.
1503+the conviction without ordering and obtaining a presentence investigation report,
14921504 732
1493-(2)(a) Notwithstanding Subsection (1), if a defendant is convicted of [a felony] an
1505+unless the court finds good cause to proceed with sentencing without the presentence
14941506 733
1495-offense and the defendant is a habitual offender, the prosecuting attorney shall notify
1507+investigation report.
14961508 734
1497-the court that the defendant is a habitual offender.
1509+(3) If a presentence investigation report is required under Subsection (2) or the standards
14981510 735
1499-(b) Upon a notification under Subsection (2)(a), the court may not impose a sentence for
1511+established by the department described in Section 77-18-109, the presentence
1512+- 22 - 02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
15001513 736
1501-the conviction without ordering and obtaining a presentence investigation report,
1514+investigation report under Subsection (1) shall include:
15021515 737
1503-unless the court finds good cause to proceed with sentencing without the presentence
1516+(a) any impact statement provided by a victim as described in Subsection 77-38b-203
15041517 738
1518+(3)(c);
1519+739
1520+(b) information on restitution as described in Subsections 77-38b-203(3)(a) and (b);
1521+740
1522+(c) recommendations for treatment for the defendant; and
1523+741
1524+(d) the number of days since the commission of the offense that the defendant has spent
1525+742
1526+in the custody of the jail and the number of days, if any, the defendant was released
1527+743
1528+to a supervised release program or an alternative incarceration program under Section
1529+744
1530+17-22-5.5.
1531+745
1532+(4) The department or law enforcement agency shall provide the presentence investigation
1533+746
1534+report to the defendant's attorney, or the defendant if the defendant is not represented by
1535+747
1536+counsel, the prosecuting attorney, and the court for review within three working days
1537+748
1538+before the day on which the defendant is sentenced.
1539+749
1540+(5)(a)(i) If there is an alleged inaccuracy in the presentence investigation report that
1541+750
1542+is not resolved by the parties and the department or law enforcement agency
1543+751
1544+before sentencing:
1545+752
1546+(A) the alleged inaccuracy shall be brought to the attention of the court at
1547+753
1548+sentencing; and
1549+754
1550+(B) the court may grant an additional 10 working days after the day on which the
1551+755
1552+alleged inaccuracy is brought to the court's attention to allow the parties and
1553+756
1554+the department to resolve the alleged inaccuracy in the presentence
1555+757
15051556 investigation report.
1506-739
1507-(3) If a presentence investigation report is required under Subsection (2) or the standards
1508-- 22 - Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
1509-740
1510-established by the department described in Section 77-18-109, the presentence
1511-741
1512-investigation report under Subsection (1) shall include:
1513-742
1514-(a) any impact statement provided by a victim as described in Subsection 77-38b-203
1515-743
1516-(3)(c);
1517-744
1518-(b) information on restitution as described in Subsections 77-38b-203(3)(a) and (b);
1519-745
1520-(c) recommendations for treatment for the defendant; and
1521-746
1522-(d) the number of days since the commission of the offense that the defendant has spent
1523-747
1524-in the custody of the jail and the number of days, if any, the defendant was released
1525-748
1526-to a supervised release program or an alternative incarceration program under Section
1527-749
1528-17-22-5.5.
1529-750
1530-(4) The department or law enforcement agency shall provide the presentence investigation
1531-751
1532-report to the defendant's attorney, or the defendant if the defendant is not represented by
1533-752
1534-counsel, the prosecuting attorney, and the court for review within three working days
1535-753
1536-before the day on which the defendant is sentenced.
1537-754
1538-(5)(a)(i) If there is an alleged inaccuracy in the presentence investigation report that
1539-755
1540-is not resolved by the parties and the department or law enforcement agency
1541-756
1542-before sentencing:
1543-757
1544-(A) the alleged inaccuracy shall be brought to the attention of the court at
15451557 758
1546-sentencing; and
1558+(ii) If the court does not grant additional time under Subsection (5)(a)(i)(B), or the
15471559 759
1548-(B) the court may grant an additional 10 working days after the day on which the
1560+alleged inaccuracy cannot be resolved after 10 working days, and if the court finds
15491561 760
1550-alleged inaccuracy is brought to the court's attention to allow the parties and
1562+that there is an inaccuracy in the presentence investigation report, the court shall:
15511563 761
1552-the department to resolve the alleged inaccuracy in the presentence
1564+(A) enter a written finding as to the relevance and accuracy of the challenged
15531565 762
1554-investigation report.
1566+portion of the presentence investigation report; and
15551567 763
1556-(ii) If the court does not grant additional time under Subsection (5)(a)(i)(B), or the
1568+(B) provide the written finding to the department or the law enforcement agency.
15571569 764
1558-alleged inaccuracy cannot be resolved after 10 working days, and if the court finds
1570+(b) The department shall attach the written finding to the presentence investigation
15591571 765
1560-that there is an inaccuracy in the presentence investigation report, the court shall:
1572+report as an addendum.
15611573 766
1562-(A) enter a written finding as to the relevance and accuracy of the challenged
1574+(c) If a party fails to challenge the accuracy of the presentence investigation report at the
15631575 767
1564-portion of the presentence investigation report; and
1576+time of sentencing, the matter shall be considered waived.
15651577 768
1566-(B) provide the written finding to the department or the law enforcement agency.
1578+(6) The contents of the presentence investigation report are protected and not available
15671579 769
1568-(b) The department shall attach the written finding to the presentence investigation
1580+except by court order for purposes of sentencing as provided by rule of the Judicial
1581+- 23 - 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312 02-27 12:07
15691582 770
1570-report as an addendum.
1583+Council or for use by the department or law enforcement agency.
15711584 771
1572-(c) If a party fails to challenge the accuracy of the presentence investigation report at the
1585+(7)(a) A presentence investigation report is classified as protected in accordance with
15731586 772
1574-time of sentencing, the matter shall be considered waived.
1587+Title 63G, Chapter 2, Government Records Access and Management Act.
15751588 773
1576-(6) The contents of the presentence investigation report are protected and not available
1577-- 23 - H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
1589+(b) Notwithstanding Sections 63G-2-403 and 63G-2-404, the State Records Committee
15781590 774
1579-except by court order for purposes of sentencing as provided by rule of the Judicial
1591+may not order the disclosure of a presentence investigation report.
15801592 775
1581-Council or for use by the department or law enforcement agency.
1593+(8) Except for disclosure at the time of sentencing in accordance with this section, the
15821594 776
1583-(7)(a) A presentence investigation report is classified as protected in accordance with
1595+department or law enforcement agency may disclose a presentence investigation only
15841596 777
1585-Title 63G, Chapter 2, Government Records Access and Management Act.
1597+when:
15861598 778
1587-(b) Notwithstanding Sections 63G-2-403 and 63G-2-404, the State Records Committee
1599+(a) ordered by the court in accordance with Subsection 63G-2-202(7);
15881600 779
1589-may not order the disclosure of a presentence investigation report.
1601+(b) requested by a law enforcement agency or other agency approved by the department
15901602 780
1591-(8) Except for disclosure at the time of sentencing in accordance with this section, the
1603+for purposes of supervision, confinement, and treatment of a defendant;
15921604 781
1593-department or law enforcement agency may disclose a presentence investigation only
1605+(c) requested by the board;
15941606 782
1595-when:
1607+(d) requested by the subject of the presentence investigation report or the subject's
15961608 783
1597-(a) ordered by the court in accordance with Subsection 63G-2-202(7);
1609+authorized representative;
15981610 784
1599-(b) requested by a law enforcement agency or other agency approved by the department
1611+(e) requested by the victim of the offense discussed in the presentence investigation
16001612 785
1601-for purposes of supervision, confinement, and treatment of a defendant;
1613+report, or the victim's authorized representative, if the disclosure is only information
16021614 786
1603-(c) requested by the board;
1615+relating to:
16041616 787
1605-(d) requested by the subject of the presentence investigation report or the subject's
1617+(i) statements or materials provided by the victim;
16061618 788
1607-authorized representative;
1619+(ii) the circumstances of the offense, including statements by the defendant; or
16081620 789
1609-(e) requested by the victim of the offense discussed in the presentence investigation
1621+(iii) the impact of the offense on the victim or the victim's household; or
16101622 790
1611-report, or the victim's authorized representative, if the disclosure is only information
1623+(f) requested by a sex offender treatment provider:
16121624 791
1613-relating to:
1625+(i) who is certified to provide treatment under the certification program established in
16141626 792
1615-(i) statements or materials provided by the victim;
1627+Subsection 64-13-25(2);
16161628 793
1617-(ii) the circumstances of the offense, including statements by the defendant; or
1629+(ii) who is providing, at the time of the request, sex offender treatment to the offender
16181630 794
1619-(iii) the impact of the offense on the victim or the victim's household; or
1631+who is the subject of the presentence investigation report; and
16201632 795
1621-(f) requested by a sex offender treatment provider:
1633+(iii) who provides written assurance to the department that the report:
16221634 796
1623-(i) who is certified to provide treatment under the certification program established in
1635+(A) is necessary for the treatment of the defendant;
16241636 797
1625-Subsection 64-13-25(2);
1637+(B) will be used solely for the treatment of the defendant; and
16261638 798
1627-(ii) who is providing, at the time of the request, sex offender treatment to the offender
1639+(C) will not be disclosed to an individual or entity other than the defendant.
16281640 799
1629-who is the subject of the presentence investigation report; and
1641+(9)(a) At the time of sentence, the court shall receive any testimony, evidence, or
16301642 800
1631-(iii) who provides written assurance to the department that the report:
1643+information that the defendant or the prosecuting attorney desires to present
16321644 801
1633-(A) is necessary for the treatment of the defendant;
1645+concerning the appropriate sentence.
16341646 802
1635-(B) will be used solely for the treatment of the defendant; and
1647+(b) Testimony, evidence, or information under Subsection (9)(a) shall be presented in
16361648 803
1637-(C) will not be disclosed to an individual or entity other than the defendant.
1649+open court on record and in the presence of the defendant.
1650+- 24 - 02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
16381651 804
1639-(9)(a) At the time of sentence, the court shall receive any testimony, evidence, or
1652+(10) The court may not rely solely on an algorithm or a risk assessment tool score in
16401653 805
1641-information that the defendant or the prosecuting attorney desires to present
1654+determining the appropriate sentence for a defendant.
16421655 806
1643-concerning the appropriate sentence.
1656+Section 14. Section 77-20-103 is amended to read:
16441657 807
1645-(b) Testimony, evidence, or information under Subsection (9)(a) shall be presented in
1646-- 24 - Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
1658+77-20-103 (Effective 09/01/25). Release data requirements.
16471659 808
1648-open court on record and in the presence of the defendant.
1660+(1) The Administrative Office of the Courts shall submit the following data on cases
16491661 809
1650-(10) The court may not rely solely on an algorithm or a risk assessment tool score in
1662+involving individuals for whom the Administrative Office of the Courts has a state
16511663 810
1652-determining the appropriate sentence for a defendant.
1664+identification number broken down by judicial district to the Commission on Criminal
16531665 811
1654-Section 14. Section 77-20-103 is amended to read:
1666+and Juvenile Justice before July 1 of each year:
16551667 812
1656-77-20-103 (Effective 09/01/25). Release data requirements.
1668+(a) for the preceding calendar year:
16571669 813
1658-(1) The Administrative Office of the Courts shall submit the following data on cases
1670+(i) the number of individuals charged with a criminal offense who failed to appear at
16591671 814
1660-involving individuals for whom the Administrative Office of the Courts has a state
1672+a required court preceding while on pretrial release under each of the following
16611673 815
1662-identification number broken down by judicial district to the Commission on Criminal
1674+categories of release:
16631675 816
1664-and Juvenile Justice before July 1 of each year:
1676+(A) the individual's own recognizance;
16651677 817
1666-(a) for the preceding calendar year:
1678+(B) a financial condition; and
16671679 818
1668-(i) the number of individuals charged with a criminal offense who failed to appear at
1680+(C) a release condition other than a financial condition;
16691681 819
1670-a required court preceding while on pretrial release under each of the following
1682+(ii) the number of offenses that carry a potential penalty of incarceration an
16711683 820
1684+individual committed while on pretrial release under each of the following
1685+821
16721686 categories of release:
1673-821
1687+822
16741688 (A) the individual's own recognizance;
1675-822
1689+823
16761690 (B) a financial condition; and
1677-823
1691+824
1692+(C) a release condition other than a financial condition; and
1693+825
1694+(iii) the total amount of fees and fines, including bond forfeiture, collected by the
1695+826
1696+court from an individual for the individual's failure to comply with a condition of
1697+827
1698+release under each of the following categories of release:
1699+828
1700+(A) an individual's own recognizance;
1701+829
1702+(B) a financial condition; and
1703+830
1704+(C) a release condition other than a financial condition; and
1705+831
1706+(b) at the end of the preceding calendar year:
1707+832
1708+(i) the total number of outstanding warrants of arrest for individuals who were
1709+833
1710+released from law enforcement custody on pretrial release under each of the
1711+834
1712+following categories of release:
1713+835
1714+(A) the individual's own recognizance;
1715+836
1716+(B) a financial condition; and
1717+837
16781718 (C) a release condition other than a financial condition;
1679-824
1680-(ii) the number of offenses that carry a potential penalty of incarceration an
1681-825
1682-individual committed while on pretrial release under each of the following
1683-826
1684-categories of release:
1685-827
1686-(A) the individual's own recognizance;
1687-828
1688-(B) a financial condition; and
1689-829
1690-(C) a release condition other than a financial condition; and
1691-830
1692-(iii) the total amount of fees and fines, including bond forfeiture, collected by the
1693-831
1694-court from an individual for the individual's failure to comply with a condition of
1695-832
1696-release under each of the following categories of release:
1697-833
1698-(A) an individual's own recognizance;
1699-834
1700-(B) a financial condition; and
1701-835
1702-(C) a release condition other than a financial condition; and
1703-836
1704-(b) at the end of the preceding calendar year:
1705-837
1706-(i) the total number of outstanding warrants of arrest for individuals who were
1719+- 25 - 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312 02-27 12:07
17071720 838
1708-released from law enforcement custody on pretrial release under each of the
1721+(ii) for each of the categories described in Subsection (1)(b)(i), the average length of
17091722 839
1710-following categories of release:
1723+time that the outstanding warrants had been outstanding; and
17111724 840
1712-(A) the individual's own recognizance;
1725+(iii) for each of the categories described in Subsection (1)(b)(i), the number of
17131726 841
1714-(B) a financial condition; and
1715-- 25 - H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
1727+outstanding warrants for arrest for crimes of each of the following categories:
17161728 842
1717-(C) a release condition other than a financial condition;
1729+(A) a first degree felony;
17181730 843
1719-(ii) for each of the categories described in Subsection (1)(b)(i), the average length of
1731+(B) a second degree felony;
17201732 844
1721-time that the outstanding warrants had been outstanding; and
1733+(C) a third degree felony;
17221734 845
1723-(iii) for each of the categories described in Subsection (1)(b)(i), the number of
1735+(D) a class A misdemeanor;
17241736 846
1725-outstanding warrants for arrest for crimes of each of the following categories:
1737+(E) a class B misdemeanor; and
17261738 847
1727-(A) a first degree felony;
1739+(F) a class C misdemeanor.
17281740 848
1729-(B) a second degree felony;
1741+(2) Each county jail shall submit the following data, based on the preceding calendar year,
17301742 849
1731-(C) a third degree felony;
1743+to the Commission of Criminal and Juvenile Justice before July 1 of each year:
17321744 850
1733-(D) a class A misdemeanor;
1745+(a) the number of individuals released upon payment of monetary bail before appearing
17341746 851
1735-(E) a class B misdemeanor; and
1747+before a court;
17361748 852
1737-(F) a class C misdemeanor.
1749+(b) the number of individuals released on the individual's own recognizance before
17381750 853
1739-(2) Each county jail shall submit the following data, based on the preceding calendar year,
1751+appearing before a court;[ and]
17401752 854
1741-to the Commission of Criminal and Juvenile Justice before July 1 of each year:
1753+(c) the amount of monetary bail, any fees, and any other money paid by or on behalf of
17421754 855
1743-(a) the number of individuals released upon payment of monetary bail before appearing
1755+individuals collected by the county jail[.] ;
17441756 856
1745-before a court;
1757+(d) the number of individuals released as a result of overcrowding; and
17461758 857
1747-(b) the number of individuals released on the individual's own recognizance before
1759+(e) the number of individuals released on pretrial release.
17481760 858
1749-appearing before a court;[ and]
1761+(3) The Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice shall compile the data collected
17501762 859
1751-(c) the amount of monetary bail, any fees, and any other money paid by or on behalf of
1763+under this section and shall submit the compiled data in an electronic report to the Law
17521764 860
1753-individuals collected by the county jail[.] ;
1765+Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee before November 1 of each year.
17541766 861
1755-(d) the number of individuals released as a result of overcrowding; and
1767+Section 15. Section 77-20-203 is amended to read:
17561768 862
1757-(e) the number of individuals released on pretrial release.
1769+77-20-203 (Effective 09/01/25). County sheriff authority to release an individual
17581770 863
1759-(3) The Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice shall compile the data collected
1771+from jail on own recognizance.
17601772 864
1761-under this section and shall submit the compiled data in an electronic report to the Law
1773+(1) As used in this section:
17621774 865
1763-Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee before November 1 of each year.
1775+(a)(i) "Qualifying domestic violence offense" means the same as that term is defined
17641776 866
1765-Section 15. Section 77-20-203 is amended to read:
1777+in Subsection 77-36-1.1(4).
17661778 867
1767-77-20-203 (Effective 09/01/25). County sheriff authority to release an individual
1779+(ii) "Qualifying domestic violence offense" does not include criminal mischief as
17681780 868
1769-from jail on own recognizance.
1781+described in Section 76-6-106.
17701782 869
1771-(1) As used in this section:
1783+(b) "Qualifying offense" means the same as that term is defined in Section 78B-7-801.
17721784 870
1773-(a)(i) "Qualifying domestic violence offense" means the same as that term is defined
1785+(c) "Violent felony" means the same as that term is defined in Section 76-3-203.5.
17741786 871
1775-in Subsection 77-36-1.1(4).
1787+(2) Except as provided in Subsection (3), a county jail official may release an individual
1788+- 26 - 02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
17761789 872
1777-(ii) "Qualifying domestic violence offense" does not include criminal mischief as
1790+from a jail facility on the individual's own recognizance if:
17781791 873
1779-described in Section 76-6-106.
1792+(a) the individual was arrested without a warrant;
17801793 874
1781-(b) "Qualifying offense" means the same as that term is defined in Section 78B-7-801.
1794+(b) the individual was not[ arrested for]:
17821795 875
1783-(c) "Violent felony" means the same as that term is defined in Section 76-3-203.5.
1784-- 26 - Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
1796+(i) arrested for a violent [felony] offense as defined in Section 76-3-201.10;
17851797 876
1786-(2) Except as provided in Subsection (3), a county jail official may release an individual
1798+(ii) arrested for a qualifying offense;
17871799 877
1788-from a jail facility on the individual's own recognizance if:
1800+(iii) arrested for the offense of driving under the influence or driving with a
17891801 878
1790-(a) the individual was arrested without a warrant;
1802+measurable controlled substance in the body if the offense results in death or
17911803 879
1792-(b) the individual was not[ arrested for]:
1804+serious bodily injury to an individual;[ or]
17931805 880
1794-(i) arrested for a violent [felony] offense as defined in Section 76-3-201.10;
1806+(iv) arrested for an offense described in Subsection 76-9-101(4);
17951807 881
1796-(ii) arrested for a qualifying offense;
1808+(v) arrested for possession of any composition or mixture, including pills, that
17971809 882
1798-(iii) arrested for the offense of driving under the influence or driving with a
1810+contains 100 grams or more of fentanyl or a fentanyl-related substance; or
17991811 883
1800-measurable controlled substance in the body if the offense results in death or
1812+(vi) previously booked into the same jail within the immediately preceding 12-month
18011813 884
1802-serious bodily injury to an individual;[ or]
1814+period;
18031815 885
1804-(iv) arrested for an offense described in Subsection 76-9-101(4);
1816+(c) law enforcement has not submitted a probable cause statement to a court or
18051817 886
1806-(v) arrested for possession of any composition or mixture, including pills, that
1818+magistrate;
18071819 887
1808-contains 100 grams or more of fentanyl or a fentanyl-related substance; or
1820+(d) the individual agrees in writing to appear for any future criminal proceedings related
18091821 888
1810-(vi) previously booked into the same jail within the immediately preceding 12-month
1822+to the arrest; and
18111823 889
1812-period;
1824+(e) the individual qualifies for release under the written policy described in Subsection
18131825 890
1814-(c) law enforcement has not submitted a probable cause statement to a court or
1826+(4) for the county.
18151827 891
1816-magistrate;
1828+(3) A county jail official may not release an individual from a jail facility if the individual is
18171829 892
1818-(d) the individual agrees in writing to appear for any future criminal proceedings related
1830+subject to a 72-hour hold placed on the individual by the Department of Corrections as
18191831 893
1820-to the arrest; and
1832+described in Section 64-13-29.
18211833 894
1822-(e) the individual qualifies for release under the written policy described in Subsection
1834+(4)(a) A county sheriff shall create and approve a written policy for the county that
18231835 895
1824-(4) for the county.
1836+governs the release of an individual on the individual's own recognizance.
18251837 896
1826-(3) A county jail official may not release an individual from a jail facility if the individual is
1838+(b) The written policy shall describe the criteria an individual shall meet to be released
18271839 897
1828-subject to a 72-hour hold placed on the individual by the Department of Corrections as
1840+on the individual's own recognizance.
18291841 898
1830-described in Section 64-13-29.
1842+(c) A county sheriff may include in the written policy the criteria for release relating to:
18311843 899
1832-(4)(a) A county sheriff shall create and approve a written policy for the county that
1844+(i) criminal history;
18331845 900
1834-governs the release of an individual on the individual's own recognizance.
1846+(ii) prior instances of failing to appear for a mandatory court appearance;
18351847 901
1836-(b) The written policy shall describe the criteria an individual shall meet to be released
1848+(iii) current employment;
18371849 902
1838-on the individual's own recognizance.
1850+(iv) residency;
18391851 903
1840-(c) A county sheriff may include in the written policy the criteria for release relating to:
1852+(v) ties to the community;
18411853 904
1842-(i) criminal history;
1854+(vi) an offense for which the individual was arrested;
18431855 905
1844-(ii) prior instances of failing to appear for a mandatory court appearance;
1856+(vii) any potential criminal charges that have not yet been filed;
1857+- 27 - 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312 02-27 12:07
18451858 906
1846-(iii) current employment;
1859+(viii) the individual's health condition;
18471860 907
1848-(iv) residency;
1861+(ix) any potential risks to a victim, a witness, or the public; and
18491862 908
1850-(v) ties to the community;
1863+(x) any other similar factor a sheriff determines is relevant.
18511864 909
1852-(vi) an offense for which the individual was arrested;
1853-- 27 - H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
1865+(5)(a)(i) Except as provided in Subsection (5)(b)(ii), a jail facility shall detain an
18541866 910
1855-(vii) any potential criminal charges that have not yet been filed;
1867+individual for no less than eight hours and up to 24 hours from booking if[:] the
18561868 911
1857-(viii) the individual's health condition;
1869+individual is on supervised probation or parole and that information is reasonably
18581870 912
1859-(ix) any potential risks to a victim, a witness, or the public; and
1871+available.
18601872 913
1861-(x) any other similar factor a sheriff determines is relevant.
1873+[(i) the individual is on supervised probation or parole and that information is
18621874 914
1863-(5)(a)(i) Except as provided in Subsection (5)(b)(ii), a jail facility shall detain an
1875+reasonably available; and]
18641876 915
1865-individual for no fewer than eight hours and up to 24 hours from booking if[:] the
1877+[(ii) the individual was arrested for:]
18661878 916
1867-individual is on supervised probation or parole and that information is reasonably
1879+[(A) a violent felony; or]
18681880 917
1869-available.
1881+[(B) a qualifying domestic violence offense]
18701882 918
1871-[(i) the individual is on supervised probation or parole and that information is
1883+(ii) Notwithstanding Subsection (5)(a)(i), an individual may be released earlier than
18721884 919
1873-reasonably available; and]
1885+eight hours if:
18741886 920
1875-[(ii) the individual was arrested for:]
1887+(A) the entity supervising the individual on probation or parole informs the jail
18761888 921
1877-[(A) a violent felony; or]
1889+that the supervising entity does not intend to place a hold on the individual; and
18781890 922
1879-[(B) a qualifying domestic violence offense]
1891+(B) a court or magistrate has ordered a release.
18801892 923
1881-(ii) Notwithstanding Subsection (5)(a)(i), an individual may be released earlier than
1893+(b) [The] Before any release, a jail facility shall:
18821894 924
1883-eight hours if:
1895+(i) notify the entity supervising the individual's probation or parole that the individual
18841896 925
1885-(A) the entity supervising the individual on probation or parole informs the jail
1897+is being detained and provide that entity an opportunity to place a hold on the
18861898 926
1887-that the supervising entity does not intend to place a hold on the individual; and
1899+individual; and
18881900 927
1889-(B) a court or magistrate has ordered a release.
1901+(ii) only release the individual:
18901902 928
1891-(b) [The] Before any release, a jail facility shall:
1903+(A) to the Department of Corrections if the Department of Corrections supervises
18921904 929
1893-(i) notify the entity supervising the individual's probation or parole that the individual
1905+the individual and requests the individual's release; or
18941906 930
1895-is being detained and provide that entity an opportunity to place a hold on the
1907+(B) if a court or magistrate orders release.
18961908 931
1897-individual; and
1909+(c) This Subsection (5) does not prohibit a jail facility from holding the individual in
18981910 932
1899-(ii) only release the individual:
1911+accordance with this chapter for a new criminal offense.
19001912 933
1901-(A) to the Department of Corrections if the Department of Corrections supervises
1913+(6) This section does not prohibit a court and a county from entering into an agreement
19021914 934
1903-the individual and requests the individual's release; or
1915+regarding release, except that any such agreement shall apply only to an individual who
19041916 935
1905-(B) if a court or magistrate orders release.
1917+meets the criteria in an agreement as those criteria existed as of January 1, 2025.
19061918 936
1907-(c) This Subsection (5) does not prohibit a jail facility from holding the individual in
1919+Section 16. Section 77-20-204 is amended to read:
19081920 937
1909-accordance with this chapter for a new criminal offense.
1921+77-20-204 (Effective 09/01/25). County jail authority to release an individual
19101922 938
1911-(6) This section does not prohibit a court and a county from entering into an agreement
1923+from jail on monetary bail.
19121924 939
1925+(1) As used in this section, "eligible felony offense" means a third degree felony violation
1926+- 28 - 02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
1927+940
1928+under:
1929+941
1930+(a) Section 23A-4-501 or 23A-4-502;
1931+942
1932+(b) Section 23A-5-311;
1933+943
1934+(c) Section 23A-5-313;
1935+944
1936+(d) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 4, Theft;
1937+945
1938+(e) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 5, Fraud;
1939+946
1940+(f) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 6, Retail Theft;
1941+947
1942+(g) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 7, Utah Computer Crimes Act;
1943+948
1944+(h) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 8, Library Theft;
1945+949
1946+(i) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 9, Cultural Sites Protection;
1947+950
1948+(j) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 10, Mail Box Damage and Mail Theft;
1949+951
1950+(k) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 11, Identity Fraud Act;
1951+952
1952+(l) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 12, Utah Mortgage Fraud Act;
1953+953
1954+(m) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 13, Utah Automated Sales Suppression Device Act;
1955+954
1956+(n) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 14, Regulation of Metal Dealers;
1957+955
1958+(o) Title 76, Chapter 6a, Pyramid Scheme Act;
1959+956
1960+(p) Title 76, Chapter 7, Offenses Against the Family;
1961+957
1962+(q) Title 76, Chapter 7a, Abortion Prohibition;
1963+958
1964+(r) Title 76, Chapter 9, Part 2, Electronic Communication and Telephone Abuse;
1965+959
1966+(s) Title 76, Chapter 9, Part 3, Cruelty to Animals;
1967+960
1968+(t) Title 76, Chapter 9, Part 4, Offenses Against Privacy;
1969+961
1970+(u) Title 76, Chapter 9, Part 5, Libel; or
1971+962
1972+(v) Title 76, Chapter 9, Part 6, Offenses Against the Flag.
1973+963
1974+(2) Except as provided in Subsection (7)(a), a county jail official may fix a financial
1975+964
1976+condition for an individual if:
1977+965
1978+(a)(i) the individual is ineligible to be released on the individual's own recognizance
1979+966
1980+under Section 77-20-203;
1981+967
1982+(ii) the individual is arrested for, or charged with:
1983+968
1984+(A) a misdemeanor offense under state law, excluding a misdemeanor offense:
1985+969
1986+(I) for domestic violence as defined in Section 77-36-1; or
1987+970
1988+(II) for driving under the influence under Title 41, Chapter 6, Part 5, Driving
1989+971
1990+Under the Influence and Reckless Driving, or Section 76-5-102.1; or
1991+972
1992+(B) a violation of a city or county ordinance that is classified as a class B or C
1993+973
1994+misdemeanor offense;
1995+- 29 - 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312 02-27 12:07
1996+974
1997+(iii) the individual agrees in writing to appear for any future criminal proceedings
1998+975
1999+related to the arrest; and
2000+976
2001+(iv) law enforcement has not submitted a probable cause statement to a magistrate; or
2002+977
2003+(b)(i) the individual is arrested for, or charged with, an eligible felony offense;
2004+978
2005+(ii) the individual is not on pretrial release for a separate criminal offense;
2006+979
2007+(iii) the individual is not on probation or parole;
2008+980
2009+(iv) the primary risk posed by the individual is the risk of failure to appear;
2010+981
2011+(v) the individual agrees in writing to appear for any future criminal proceedings
2012+982
2013+related to the arrest; and
2014+983
2015+(vi) law enforcement has not submitted a probable cause statement to a magistrate.
2016+984
2017+(3) A county jail official may not fix a financial condition at a monetary amount that
2018+985
2019+exceeds:
2020+986
2021+(a) $5,000 for an eligible felony offense;
2022+987
2023+(b) $1,950 for a class A misdemeanor offense;
2024+988
2025+(c) $680 for a class B misdemeanor offense;
2026+989
2027+(d) $340 for a class C misdemeanor offense;
2028+990
2029+(e) $150 for a violation of a city or county ordinance that is classified as a class B
2030+991
2031+misdemeanor; or
2032+992
2033+(f) $80 for a violation of a city or county ordinance that is classified as a class C
2034+993
2035+misdemeanor.
2036+994
2037+(4) If an individual is arrested for more than one offense, and the county jail official fixes a
2038+995
2039+financial condition for release:
2040+996
2041+(a) the county jail official shall fix the financial condition at a single monetary amount;
2042+997
2043+and
2044+998
2045+(b) the single monetary amount may not exceed the monetary amount under Subsection
2046+999
2047+(3) for the highest level of offense for which the individual is arrested.
2048+1000
2049+(5) Except as provided in Subsection (7)(b), an individual shall be released if the individual
2050+1001
2051+posts a financial condition fixed by a county jail official in accordance with this section.
2052+1002
2053+(6) If a county jail official fixes a financial condition for an individual, law enforcement
2054+1003
2055+shall submit a probable cause statement in accordance with Rule 9 of the Utah Rules of
2056+1004
2057+Criminal Procedure after the county jail official fixes the financial condition.
2058+1005
2059+(7) Once a magistrate begins a review of an individual's case under Rule 9 of the Utah
2060+1006
2061+Rules of Criminal Procedure:
2062+1007
2063+(a) a county jail official may not fix or modify a financial condition for an individual;
2064+- 30 - 02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
2065+1008
2066+and
2067+1009
2068+(b) if a county jail official fixed a financial condition for the individual before the
2069+1010
2070+magistrate's review, the individual may no longer be released on the financial
2071+1011
2072+condition.
2073+1012
2074+(8) A jail facility may not release an individual subject to a 72-hour hold placed on the
2075+1013
2076+individual by the Department of Corrections as described in Section 64-13-29.
2077+1014
2078+(9) This section does not prohibit a court and a county from entering into an agreement
2079+1015
19132080 regarding release, except that any such agreement shall apply only to an individual who
1914-940
2081+1016
19152082 meets the criteria in an agreement as those criteria existed as of January 1, 2025.
1916-941
1917-Section 16. Section 77-20-204 is amended to read:
1918-942
1919-77-20-204 (Effective 09/01/25). County jail authority to release an individual
1920-943
1921-from jail on monetary bail.
1922-- 28 - Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
1923-944
1924-(1) As used in this section, "eligible felony offense" means a third degree felony violation
1925-945
1926-under:
1927-946
1928-(a) Section 23A-4-501 or 23A-4-502;
1929-947
1930-(b) Section 23A-5-311;
1931-948
1932-(c) Section 23A-5-313;
1933-949
1934-(d) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 4, Theft;
1935-950
1936-(e) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 5, Fraud;
1937-951
1938-(f) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 6, Retail Theft;
1939-952
1940-(g) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 7, Utah Computer Crimes Act;
1941-953
1942-(h) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 8, Library Theft;
1943-954
1944-(i) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 9, Cultural Sites Protection;
1945-955
1946-(j) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 10, Mail Box Damage and Mail Theft;
1947-956
1948-(k) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 11, Identity Fraud Act;
1949-957
1950-(l) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 12, Utah Mortgage Fraud Act;
1951-958
1952-(m) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 13, Utah Automated Sales Suppression Device Act;
1953-959
1954-(n) Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 14, Regulation of Metal Dealers;
1955-960
1956-(o) Title 76, Chapter 6a, Pyramid Scheme Act;
1957-961
1958-(p) Title 76, Chapter 7, Offenses Against the Family;
1959-962
1960-(q) Title 76, Chapter 7a, Abortion Prohibition;
1961-963
1962-(r) Title 76, Chapter 9, Part 2, Electronic Communication and Telephone Abuse;
1963-964
1964-(s) Title 76, Chapter 9, Part 3, Cruelty to Animals;
1965-965
1966-(t) Title 76, Chapter 9, Part 4, Offenses Against Privacy;
1967-966
1968-(u) Title 76, Chapter 9, Part 5, Libel; or
1969-967
1970-(v) Title 76, Chapter 9, Part 6, Offenses Against the Flag.
1971-968
1972-(2) Except as provided in Subsection (7)(a), a county jail official may fix a financial
1973-969
1974-condition for an individual if:
1975-970
1976-(a)(i) the individual is ineligible to be released on the individual's own recognizance
1977-971
1978-under Section 77-20-203;
1979-972
1980-(ii) the individual is arrested for, or charged with:
1981-973
1982-(A) a misdemeanor offense under state law, excluding a misdemeanor offense:
1983-974
1984-(I) for domestic violence as defined in Section 77-36-1; or
1985-975
1986-(II) for driving under the influence under Title 41, Chapter 6, Part 5, Driving
1987-976
1988-Under the Influence and Reckless Driving, or Section 76-5-102.1; or
1989-977
1990-(B) a violation of a city or county ordinance that is classified as a class B or C
1991-- 29 - H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
1992-978
1993-misdemeanor offense;
1994-979
1995-(iii) the individual agrees in writing to appear for any future criminal proceedings
1996-980
1997-related to the arrest; and
1998-981
1999-(iv) law enforcement has not submitted a probable cause statement to a magistrate; or
2000-982
2001-(b)(i) the individual is arrested for, or charged with, an eligible felony offense;
2002-983
2003-(ii) the individual is not on pretrial release for a separate criminal offense;
2004-984
2005-(iii) the individual is not on probation or parole;
2006-985
2007-(iv) the primary risk posed by the individual is the risk of failure to appear;
2008-986
2009-(v) the individual agrees in writing to appear for any future criminal proceedings
2010-987
2011-related to the arrest; and
2012-988
2013-(vi) law enforcement has not submitted a probable cause statement to a magistrate.
2014-989
2015-(3) A county jail official may not fix a financial condition at a monetary amount that
2016-990
2017-exceeds:
2018-991
2019-(a) $5,000 for an eligible felony offense;
2020-992
2021-(b) $1,950 for a class A misdemeanor offense;
2022-993
2023-(c) $680 for a class B misdemeanor offense;
2024-994
2025-(d) $340 for a class C misdemeanor offense;
2026-995
2027-(e) $150 for a violation of a city or county ordinance that is classified as a class B
2028-996
2029-misdemeanor; or
2030-997
2031-(f) $80 for a violation of a city or county ordinance that is classified as a class C
2032-998
2033-misdemeanor.
2034-999
2035-(4) If an individual is arrested for more than one offense, and the county jail official fixes a
2036-1000
2037-financial condition for release:
2038-1001
2039-(a) the county jail official shall fix the financial condition at a single monetary amount;
2040-1002
2041-and
2042-1003
2043-(b) the single monetary amount may not exceed the monetary amount under Subsection
2044-1004
2045-(3) for the highest level of offense for which the individual is arrested.
2046-1005
2047-(5) Except as provided in Subsection (7)(b), an individual shall be released if the individual
2048-1006
2049-posts a financial condition fixed by a county jail official in accordance with this section.
2050-1007
2051-(6) If a county jail official fixes a financial condition for an individual, law enforcement
2052-1008
2053-shall submit a probable cause statement in accordance with Rule 9 of the Utah Rules of
2054-1009
2055-Criminal Procedure after the county jail official fixes the financial condition.
2056-1010
2057-(7) Once a magistrate begins a review of an individual's case under Rule 9 of the Utah
2058-1011
2059-Rules of Criminal Procedure:
2060-- 30 - Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
2061-1012
2062-(a) a county jail official may not fix or modify a financial condition for an individual;
2063-1013
2064-and
2065-1014
2066-(b) if a county jail official fixed a financial condition for the individual before the
2067-1015
2068-magistrate's review, the individual may no longer be released on the financial
2069-1016
2070-condition.
20712083 1017
2072-(8) A jail facility may not release an individual subject to a 72-hour hold placed on the
2084+Section 17. Section 77-20-205 is amended to read:
20732085 1018
2074-individual by the Department of Corrections as described in Section 64-13-29.
2086+77-20-205 (Effective 09/01/25). Pretrial release by a magistrate or judge.
20752087 1019
2076-(9) This section does not prohibit a court and a county from entering into an agreement
2088+(1)(a) At the time that a magistrate issues a warrant of arrest, or finds there is probable
20772089 1020
2078-regarding release, except that any such agreement shall apply only to an individual who
2090+cause to support the individual's arrest under Rule 9 of the Utah Rules of Criminal
20792091 1021
2080-meets the criteria in an agreement as those criteria existed as of January 1, 2025.
2092+Procedure, the magistrate shall issue a temporary pretrial status order that:
20812093 1022
2082-Section 17. Section 77-20-205 is amended to read:
2094+(i) releases the individual on the individual's own recognizance during the time the
20832095 1023
2084-77-20-205 (Effective 09/01/25). Pretrial release by a magistrate or judge.
2096+individual awaits trial or other resolution of criminal charges;
20852097 1024
2086-(1)(a) At the time that a magistrate issues a warrant of arrest, or finds there is probable
2098+(ii) designates a condition, or a combination of conditions, to be imposed upon the
20872099 1025
2088-cause to support the individual's arrest under Rule 9 of the Utah Rules of Criminal
2100+individual's release during the time the individual awaits trial or other resolution
20892101 1026
2090-Procedure, the magistrate shall issue a temporary pretrial status order that:
2102+of criminal charges; or
20912103 1027
2104+(iii) orders the individual be detained during the time the individual awaits trial or
2105+1028
2106+other resolution of criminal charges, subject to the requirements of Subsections
2107+1029
2108+(1)(c).
2109+1030
2110+(b) At the time that a magistrate issues a summons, the magistrate may issue a temporary
2111+1031
2112+pretrial status order that:
2113+1032
20922114 (i) releases the individual on the individual's own recognizance during the time the
2093-1028
2115+1033
2116+individual awaits trial or other resolution of criminal charges; or
2117+1034
2118+(ii) designates a condition, or a combination of conditions, to be imposed upon the
2119+1035
2120+individual's release during the time the individual awaits trial or other resolution
2121+1036
2122+of criminal charges.
2123+1037
2124+(c)(i) Notwithstanding Subsection (1)(a) or (b), a magistrate shall issue a temporary
2125+1038
2126+pretrial status order of detention under Subsection [(1) that detains an individual ]
2127+1039
2128+(1)(a)(iii) if the individual is arrested for a felony offense and the magistrate finds:
2129+1040
2130+[(i)] (A) there is substantial evidence to support the individual's arrest for the
2131+1041
2132+felony offense;
2133+- 31 - 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312 02-27 12:07
2134+1042
2135+[(ii)] (B) the individual committed the felony offense while:
2136+1043
2137+[(A)] (I) the individual was on parole or probation for a conviction of a felony
2138+1044
2139+offense; or
2140+1045
2141+[(B)] (II) the individual was released and awaiting trial on a previous charge for
2142+1046
2143+a felony offense; and
2144+1047
2145+[(iii)] (C) based on information reasonably available to the magistrate, the
2146+1048
2147+individual [has at least nine cases where the individual has been charged or
2148+1049
2149+convicted, or entered a plea of guilty, within five years from the day on which
2150+1050
2151+the individual was arrested for the felony offense described in Subsection
2152+1051
2153+(1)(c)(i)] is a habitual offender as defined in Section 77-18-102.
2154+1052
2155+[(d)] (ii) [Subsection (1)(c)] This Subsection (1)(c) does not limit or prohibit a
2156+1053
2157+magistrate's authority to detain an individual who does not meet the requirements
2158+1054
2159+described in this Subsection (1)(c).
2160+1055
2161+(2)(a) Except as provided in Subsection (2)(b), the magistrate or judge shall issue a
2162+1056
2163+pretrial status order at an individual's first appearance before the court.
2164+1057
2165+(b) The magistrate or judge may delay the issuance of a pretrial status order at an
2166+1058
2167+individual's first appearance before the court:
2168+1059
2169+(i) until a pretrial detention hearing is held if a prosecuting attorney makes a motion
2170+1060
2171+for pretrial detention as described in Section 77-20-206;
2172+1061
2173+(ii) if a party requests a delay; or
2174+1062
2175+(iii) if there is good cause to delay the issuance.
2176+1063
2177+(c) If a magistrate or judge delays the issuance of a pretrial status order under Subsection
2178+1064
2179+(2)(b), the magistrate or judge shall extend the temporary pretrial status order until
2180+1065
2181+the issuance of a pretrial status order.
2182+1066
2183+(3)(a) When a magistrate or judge issues a pretrial status order, the pretrial status order
2184+1067
2185+shall:
2186+1068
2187+(i) release the individual on the individual's own recognizance during the time the
2188+1069
20942189 individual awaits trial or other resolution of criminal charges;
2095-1029
2096-(ii) designates a condition, or a combination of conditions, to be imposed upon the
2097-1030
2190+1070
2191+(ii) designate a condition, or a combination of conditions, to be imposed upon the
2192+1071
20982193 individual's release during the time the individual awaits trial or other resolution
2099-1031
2194+1072
21002195 of criminal charges; or
2101-1032
2102-(iii) orders the individual be detained during the time the individual awaits trial or
2103-1033
2104-other resolution of criminal charges, subject to the requirements of Subsection
2105-1034
2106-(1)(c).
2107-1035
2108-(b) At the time that a magistrate issues a summons, the magistrate may issue a temporary
2109-1036
2110-pretrial status order that:
2111-1037
2112-(i) releases the individual on the individual's own recognizance during the time the
2113-1038
2114-individual awaits trial or other resolution of criminal charges; or
2115-1039
2116-(ii) designates a condition, or a combination of conditions, to be imposed upon the
2117-1040
2118-individual's release during the time the individual awaits trial or other resolution
2119-1041
2120-of criminal charges.
2121-1042
2122-(c)(i) Notwithstanding Subsection (1)(a) or (b), a magistrate shall issue a temporary
2123-1043
2124-pretrial status order of detention under Subsection [(1) that detains an individual ]
2125-1044
2126-(1)(a)(iii) if the individual is arrested for a felony offense and the magistrate finds:
2127-1045
2128-[(i)] (A) there is substantial evidence to support the individual's arrest for the
2129-- 31 - H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
2130-1046
2131-felony offense;
2132-1047
2133-[(ii)] (B) the individual committed the felony offense while:
2134-1048
2135-[(A)] (I) the individual was on parole or probation for a conviction of a felony
2136-1049
2137-offense; or
2138-1050
2139-[(B)] (II) the individual was released and awaiting trial on a previous charge for
2140-1051
2141-a felony offense; and
2142-1052
2143-[(iii)] (C) based on information reasonably available to the magistrate, the
2144-1053
2145-individual [has at least nine cases where the individual has been charged or
2146-1054
2147-convicted, or entered a plea of guilty, within five years from the day on which
2148-1055
2149-the individual was arrested for the felony offense described in Subsection
2150-1056
2151-(1)(c)(i)] is a habitual offender as defined in Section 77-18-102.
2152-1057
2153-[(d)] (ii) [Subsection (1)(c)] This Subsection (1)(c) does not limit or prohibit a
2154-1058
2155-magistrate's authority to detain an individual who does not meet the requirements
2156-1059
2157-described in this Subsection (1)(c).
2158-1060
2159-(2)(a) Except as provided in Subsection (2)(b), the magistrate or judge shall issue a
2160-1061
2161-pretrial status order at an individual's first appearance before the court.
2162-1062
2163-(b) The magistrate or judge may delay the issuance of a pretrial status order at an
2164-1063
2165-individual's first appearance before the court:
2166-1064
2167-(i) until a pretrial detention hearing is held if a prosecuting attorney makes a motion
2168-1065
2169-for pretrial detention as described in Section 77-20-206;
2170-1066
2171-(ii) if a party requests a delay; or
2172-1067
2173-(iii) if there is good cause to delay the issuance.
2174-1068
2175-(c) If a magistrate or judge delays the issuance of a pretrial status order under Subsection
2176-1069
2177-(2)(b), the magistrate or judge shall extend the temporary pretrial status order until
2178-1070
2179-the issuance of a pretrial status order.
2180-1071
2181-(3)(a) When a magistrate or judge issues a pretrial status order, the pretrial status order
2182-1072
2183-shall:
21842196 1073
2185-(i) release the individual on the individual's own recognizance during the time the
2197+(iii) order the individual to be detained during the time that individual awaits trial or
21862198 1074
2187-individual awaits trial or other resolution of criminal charges;
2199+other resolution of criminal charges.
21882200 1075
2189-(ii) designate a condition, or a combination of conditions, to be imposed upon the
2201+(b) In making a determination about pretrial release in a pretrial status order, the
2202+- 32 - 02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
21902203 1076
2191-individual's release during the time the individual awaits trial or other resolution
2204+magistrate or judge may not give any deference to a magistrate's decision in a
21922205 1077
2193-of criminal charges; or
2206+temporary pretrial status order.
21942207 1078
2195-(iii) order the individual to be detained during the time that individual awaits trial or
2208+(4) In making a determination about pretrial release, a magistrate or judge shall impose:
21962209 1079
2197-other resolution of criminal charges.
2198-- 32 - Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
2210+(a) only conditions of release that are reasonably available; and
21992211 1080
2200-(b) In making a determination about pretrial release in a pretrial status order, the
2212+(b) conditions of release that reasonably ensure:
22012213 1081
2202-magistrate or judge may not give any deference to a magistrate's decision in a
2214+(i) the individual's appearance in court when required;
22032215 1082
2204-temporary pretrial status order.
2216+(ii) the safety of any witnesses or victims of the offense allegedly committed by the
22052217 1083
2206-(4) In making a determination about pretrial release, a magistrate or judge shall impose:
2218+individual;
22072219 1084
2208-(a) only conditions of release that are reasonably available; and
2220+(iii) the safety and welfare of the public; and
22092221 1085
2210-(b) conditions of release that reasonably ensure:
2222+(iv) that the individual will not obstruct, or attempt to obstruct, the criminal justice
22112223 1086
2212-(i) the individual's appearance in court when required;
2224+process.
22132225 1087
2214-(ii) the safety of any witnesses or victims of the offense allegedly committed by the
2226+(5) Except as provided in Subsection (1)(c) or (6), a magistrate or judge may impose a
22152227 1088
2216-individual;
2228+condition, or combination of conditions, for pretrial release that requires an individual to:
22172229 1089
2218-(iii) the safety and welfare of the public; and
2230+(a) not commit a federal, state, or local offense during the period of pretrial release;
22192231 1090
2220-(iv) that the individual will not obstruct, or attempt to obstruct, the criminal justice
2232+(b) avoid contact with a victim of the alleged offense;
22212233 1091
2222-process.
2234+(c) avoid contact with a witness who:
22232235 1092
2224-(5) Except as provided in Subsection (1)(c) or (6), a magistrate or judge may impose a
2236+(i) may testify concerning the alleged offense; and
22252237 1093
2226-condition, or combination of conditions, for pretrial release that requires an individual to:
2238+(ii) is named in the pretrial status order;
22272239 1094
2228-(a) not commit a federal, state, or local offense during the period of pretrial release;
2240+(d) not consume alcohol or any narcotic drug or other controlled substance unless
22292241 1095
2230-(b) avoid contact with a victim of the alleged offense;
2242+prescribed by a licensed medical practitioner;
22312243 1096
2232-(c) avoid contact with a witness who:
2244+(e) submit to drug or alcohol testing;
22332245 1097
2234-(i) may testify concerning the alleged offense; and
2246+(f) complete a substance abuse evaluation and comply with any recommended treatment
22352247 1098
2236-(ii) is named in the pretrial status order;
2248+or release program;
22372249 1099
2238-(d) not consume alcohol or any narcotic drug or other controlled substance unless
2250+(g) submit to electronic monitoring or location device tracking;
22392251 1100
2240-prescribed by a licensed medical practitioner;
2252+(h) participate in inpatient or outpatient medical, behavioral, psychological, or
22412253 1101
2242-(e) submit to drug or alcohol testing;
2254+psychiatric treatment;
22432255 1102
2244-(f) complete a substance abuse evaluation and comply with any recommended treatment
2256+(i) maintain employment or actively seek employment if unemployed;
22452257 1103
2246-or release program;
2258+(j) maintain or commence an education program;
22472259 1104
2248-(g) submit to electronic monitoring or location device tracking;
2260+(k) comply with limitations on where the individual is allowed to be located or the times
22492261 1105
2250-(h) participate in inpatient or outpatient medical, behavioral, psychological, or
2262+that the individual shall be, or may not be, at a specified location;
22512263 1106
2252-psychiatric treatment;
2264+(l) comply with specified restrictions on personal associations, place of residence, or
22532265 1107
2254-(i) maintain employment or actively seek employment if unemployed;
2266+travel;
22552267 1108
2256-(j) maintain or commence an education program;
2268+(m) report to a law enforcement agency, pretrial services program, or other designated
22572269 1109
2258-(k) comply with limitations on where the individual is allowed to be located or the times
2270+agency at a specified frequency or on specified dates;
2271+- 33 - 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312 02-27 12:07
22592272 1110
2260-that the individual shall be, or may not be, at a specified location;
2273+(n) comply with a specified curfew;
22612274 1111
2262-(l) comply with specified restrictions on personal associations, place of residence, or
2275+(o) forfeit or refrain from possession of a firearm or other dangerous weapon;
22632276 1112
2264-travel;
2277+(p) if the individual is charged with an offense against a child, limit or prohibit access to
22652278 1113
2266-(m) report to a law enforcement agency, pretrial services program, or other designated
2267-- 33 - H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
2279+any location or occupation where children are located, including any residence where
22682280 1114
2269-agency at a specified frequency or on specified dates;
2281+children are on the premises, activities where children are involved, locations where
22702282 1115
2271-(n) comply with a specified curfew;
2283+children congregate, or where a reasonable person would know that children
22722284 1116
2273-(o) forfeit or refrain from possession of a firearm or other dangerous weapon;
2285+congregate;
22742286 1117
2275-(p) if the individual is charged with an offense against a child, limit or prohibit access to
2287+(q) comply with requirements for house arrest;
22762288 1118
2277-any location or occupation where children are located, including any residence where
2289+(r) return to custody for a specified period of time following release for employment,
22782290 1119
2279-children are on the premises, activities where children are involved, locations where
2291+schooling, or other limited purposes;
22802292 1120
2281-children congregate, or where a reasonable person would know that children
2293+(s) remain in custody of one or more designated individuals who agree to:
22822294 1121
2283-congregate;
2295+(i) supervise and report on the behavior and activities of the individual; and
22842296 1122
2285-(q) comply with requirements for house arrest;
2297+(ii) encourage compliance with all court orders and attendance at all required court
22862298 1123
2287-(r) return to custody for a specified period of time following release for employment,
2299+proceedings;
22882300 1124
2289-schooling, or other limited purposes;
2301+(t) comply with a financial condition; or
22902302 1125
2291-(s) remain in custody of one or more designated individuals who agree to:
2303+(u) comply with any other condition that is reasonably available and necessary to ensure
22922304 1126
2293-(i) supervise and report on the behavior and activities of the individual; and
2305+compliance with Subsection (4).
22942306 1127
2295-(ii) encourage compliance with all court orders and attendance at all required court
2307+(6)(a) If a county or municipality has established a pretrial services program, the
22962308 1128
2297-proceedings;
2309+magistrate or judge shall consider the services that the county or municipality has
22982310 1129
2299-(t) comply with a financial condition; or
2311+identified as available in determining what conditions of release to impose.
23002312 1130
2301-(u) comply with any other condition that is reasonably available and necessary to ensure
2313+(b) The magistrate or judge may not order conditions of release that would require the
23022314 1131
2303-compliance with Subsection (4).
2315+county or municipality to provide services that are not currently available from the
23042316 1132
2305-(6)(a) If a county or municipality has established a pretrial services program, the
2317+county or municipality.
23062318 1133
2307-magistrate or judge shall consider the services that the county or municipality has
2319+(c) Notwithstanding Subsection (6)(a), the magistrate or judge may impose conditions of
23082320 1134
2309-identified as available in determining what conditions of release to impose.
2321+release not identified by the county or municipality so long as the condition does not
23102322 1135
2311-(b) The magistrate or judge may not order conditions of release that would require the
2323+require assistance or resources from the county or municipality.
23122324 1136
2313-county or municipality to provide services that are not currently available from the
2325+(7)(a) If the magistrate or judge determines that a financial condition, other than an
23142326 1137
2315-county or municipality.
2327+unsecured bond, is necessary to impose as a condition of release, the magistrate or
23162328 1138
2317-(c) Notwithstanding Subsection (6)(a), the magistrate or judge may impose conditions of
2329+judge shall consider the individual's ability to pay when determining the amount of
23182330 1139
2319-release not identified by the county or municipality so long as the condition does not
2331+the financial condition.
23202332 1140
2321-require assistance or resources from the county or municipality.
2333+(b) If the magistrate or judge determines that a financial condition is necessary to impose
23222334 1141
2323-(7)(a) If the magistrate or judge determines that a financial condition, other than an
2335+as a condition of release, and a county jail official fixed a financial condition for the
23242336 1142
2325-unsecured bond, is necessary to impose as a condition of release, the magistrate or
2337+individual under Section 77-20-204, the magistrate or judge may not give any
23262338 1143
2327-judge shall consider the individual's ability to pay when determining the amount of
2339+deference to:
2340+- 34 - 02-27 12:07 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312
23282341 1144
2329-the financial condition.
2342+(i) the county jail official's action to fix a financial condition; or
23302343 1145
2331-(b) If the magistrate or judge determines that a financial condition is necessary to impose
2344+(ii) the amount of the financial condition that the individual was required to pay for
23322345 1146
2333-as a condition of release, and a county jail official fixed a financial condition for the
2346+pretrial release.
23342347 1147
2335-individual under Section 77-20-204, the magistrate or judge may not give any
2336-- 34 - Enrolled Copy H.B. 312
2348+(c) If a magistrate or judge orders a financial condition as a condition of release, the
23372349 1148
2338-deference to:
2350+judge or magistrate shall set the financial condition at a single amount per case.
23392351 1149
2340-(i) the county jail official's action to fix a financial condition; or
2352+(8) In making a determination about pretrial release, the magistrate or judge may:
23412353 1150
2342-(ii) the amount of the financial condition that the individual was required to pay for
2354+(a) rely upon information contained in:
23432355 1151
2344-pretrial release.
2356+(i) the indictment or information;
23452357 1152
2346-(c) If a magistrate or judge orders a financial condition as a condition of release, the
2358+(ii) any sworn or probable cause statement or other information provided by law
23472359 1153
2348-judge or magistrate shall set the financial condition at a single amount per case.
2360+enforcement;
23492361 1154
2350-(8) In making a determination about pretrial release, the magistrate or judge may:
2362+(iii) a pretrial risk assessment;
23512363 1155
2352-(a) rely upon information contained in:
2364+(iv) an affidavit of indigency described in Section 78B-22-201.5;
23532365 1156
2354-(i) the indictment or information;
2366+(v) witness statements or testimony;
23552367 1157
2356-(ii) any sworn or probable cause statement or other information provided by law
2368+(vi) the results of a lethality assessment completed in accordance with Section
23572369 1158
2358-enforcement;
2370+77-36-2.1; or
23592371 1159
2360-(iii) a pretrial risk assessment;
2372+(vii) any other reliable record or source, including proffered evidence; and
23612373 1160
2362-(iv) an affidavit of indigency described in Section 78B-22-201.5;
2374+(b) consider:
23632375 1161
2364-(v) witness statements or testimony;
2376+(i) the nature and circumstances of the offense, or offenses, that the individual was
23652377 1162
2366-(vi) the results of a lethality assessment completed in accordance with Section
2378+arrested for, or charged with, including:
23672379 1163
2368-77-36-2.1; or
2380+(A) whether the offense is a violent offense; and
23692381 1164
2370-(vii) any other reliable record or source, including proffered evidence; and
2382+(B) the vulnerability of a witness or alleged victim;
23712383 1165
2372-(b) consider:
2384+(ii) the nature and circumstances of the individual, including the individual's:
23732385 1166
2374-(i) the nature and circumstances of the offense, or offenses, that the individual was
2386+(A) character;
23752387 1167
2376-arrested for, or charged with, including:
2388+(B) physical and mental health;
23772389 1168
2378-(A) whether the offense is a violent offense; and
2390+(C) family and community ties;
23792391 1169
2380-(B) the vulnerability of a witness or alleged victim;
2392+(D) employment status or history;
23812393 1170
2382-(ii) the nature and circumstances of the individual, including the individual's:
2394+(E) financial resources;
23832395 1171
2384-(A) character;
2396+(F) past criminal conduct;
23852397 1172
2386-(B) physical and mental health;
2398+(G) history of drug or alcohol abuse; and
23872399 1173
2388-(C) family and community ties;
2400+(H) history of timely appearances at required court proceedings;
23892401 1174
2390-(D) employment status or history;
2402+(iii) the potential danger to another individual, or individuals, posed by the release of
23912403 1175
2392-(E) financial resources;
2404+the individual;
23932405 1176
2394-(F) past criminal conduct;
2406+(iv) whether the individual was on probation, parole, or release pending an upcoming
23952407 1177
2396-(G) history of drug or alcohol abuse; and
2408+court proceeding at the time the individual allegedly committed the offense or
2409+- 35 - 5th Sub. (Salmon) H.B. 312 02-27 12:07
23972410 1178
2398-(H) history of timely appearances at required court proceedings;
2411+offenses;
23992412 1179
2400-(iii) the potential danger to another individual, or individuals, posed by the release of
2413+(v) the availability of:
24012414 1180
2402-the individual;
2415+(A) other individuals who agree to assist the individual in attending court when
24032416 1181
2404-(iv) whether the individual was on probation, parole, or release pending an upcoming
2405-- 35 - H.B. 312 Enrolled Copy
2417+required; or
24062418 1182
2407-court proceeding at the time the individual allegedly committed the offense or
2419+(B) supervision of the individual in the individual's community;
24082420 1183
2409-offenses;
2421+(vi) the eligibility and willingness of the individual to participate in various treatment
24102422 1184
2411-(v) the availability of:
2423+programs, including drug treatment; or
24122424 1185
2413-(A) other individuals who agree to assist the individual in attending court when
2425+(vii) other evidence relevant to the individual's likelihood of fleeing or violating the
24142426 1186
2415-required; or
2427+law if released.
24162428 1187
2417-(B) supervision of the individual in the individual's community;
2429+(9) The magistrate or judge may not base a determination about pretrial release solely:
24182430 1188
2419-(vi) the eligibility and willingness of the individual to participate in various treatment
2431+(a) on the seriousness or type of offense that the individual is arrested for or charged
24202432 1189
2421-programs, including drug treatment; or
2433+with, unless the individual is arrested for or charged with a capital felony; or
24222434 1190
2423-(vii) other evidence relevant to the individual's likelihood of fleeing or violating the
2435+(b) on an algorithm or a risk assessment tool score.
24242436 1191
2425-law if released.
2437+(10) An individual arrested for violation of a jail release agreement, or a jail release court
24262438 1192
2427-(9) The magistrate or judge may not base a determination about pretrial release solely:
2439+order, issued in accordance with Section 78B-7-802:
24282440 1193
2429-(a) on the seriousness or type of offense that the individual is arrested for or charged
2441+(a) may not be released before the individual's first appearance before a magistrate or
24302442 1194
2431-with, unless the individual is arrested for or charged with a capital felony; or
2443+judge; and
24322444 1195
2433-(b) on an algorithm or a risk assessment tool score.
2445+(b) may be denied pretrial release by the magistrate or judge.
24342446 1196
2435-(10) An individual arrested for violation of a jail release agreement, or a jail release court
2447+Section 18. Repealer.
24362448 1197
2437-order, issued in accordance with Section 78B-7-802:
2449+This bill repeals:
24382450 1198
2439-(a) may not be released before the individual's first appearance before a magistrate or
2451+Section 64-13e-105, Subcommittee on County Correctional Facility Contracting and
24402452 1199
2441-judge; and
2453+Reimbursement -- Purpose -- Responsibilities -- Membership.
24422454 1200
2443-(b) may be denied pretrial release by the magistrate or judge.
2455+Section 77-27-21.9, Sex offender assessment.
24442456 1201
2445-Section 18. Repealer.
2457+Section 19. Effective Date.
24462458 1202
2447-This bill repeals:
2459+(1) Except as provided in Subsection (2), this bill takes effect September 1, 2025.
24482460 1203
2449-Section 64-13e-105, Subcommittee on County Correctional Facility Contracting and
2461+(2) The actions affecting the following sections take effect on July 1, 2025:
24502462 1204
2451-Reimbursement -- Purpose -- Responsibilities -- Membership.
2463+(a) Section 64-13e-103 (Effective 07/01/25); and
24522464 1205
2453-Section 77-27-21.9, Sex offender assessment.
2454-1206
2455-Section 19. Effective Date.
2456-1207
2457-(1) Except as provided in Subsection (2), this bill takes effect September 1, 2025.
2458-1208
2459-(2) The actions affecting the following sections take effect on July 1, 2025:
2460-1209
2461-(a) Section 64-13e-103 (Effective 07/01/25); and
2462-1210
24632465 (b) Section 64-13e-103.1 (Effective 07/01/25).
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