Utah § 17-68-306 Prohibited acts.

Utah Statutes

§ 17-68-306 — Prohibited acts.

Utah·Title 17 Counties·Ch. 17-68 County and District Attorney·Part 17-68-3 Powers, Duties, and Prohibitions

(1)Within the state, the attorney may not consult with or otherwise represent a person charged with a crime, misdemeanor, or breach of a criminal statute or ordinance.

(2)A public prosecutor may not prosecute or dismiss in the name of the state a case in which the public prosecutor has previously acted as legal counsel for the accused.

(3)A public prosecutor may not after the filing of an indictment or information and without the consent of the court:

(3)(a) compromise a prosecution; or

(3)(b) enter a plea of nolle prosequi.

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(1) Within the state, the attorney may not consult with or otherwise represent a person charged with a crime, misdemeanor, or breach of a criminal statute or ordinance.
(2) A public prosecutor may not prosecute or dismiss in the name of the state a case in which the public prosecutor has previously acted as legal counsel for the accused.
(3) A public prosecutor may not after the filing of an indictment or information and without the consent of the court:
(3)(a) compromise a prosecution; or
(3)(b) enter a plea of nolle prosequi.

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