Utah § 17-68-506 Civil responsibilities of public prosecutors.

Utah Statutes

§ 17-68-506 — Civil responsibilities of public prosecutors.

Utah·Title 17 Counties·Ch. 17-68 County and District Attorney·Part 17-68-5 Public Prosecutor Duties

A public prosecutor may act as legal counsel to the state, county, government agency, or government entity regarding the following matters of civil law:

(1)bail bond forfeiture actions;

(2)actions for the forfeiture of property or contraband, as provided in Title 77, Chapter 11b, Forfeiture of Seized Property;

(3)civil actions incidental to or appropriate to supplement a public prosecutor's duties, including an injunction, a habeas corpus, a declaratory action, or an extraordinary writ action, in which the interests of the state may be affected; and

(4)any other civil duties related to criminal prosecution that are otherwise provided by statute.

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A public prosecutor may act as legal counsel to the state, county, government agency, or government entity regarding the following matters of civil law:
(1) bail bond forfeiture actions;
(2) actions for the forfeiture of property or contraband, as provided in Title 77, Chapter 11b, Forfeiture of Seized Property;
(3) civil actions incidental to or appropriate to supplement a public prosecutor's duties, including an injunction, a habeas corpus, a declaratory action, or an extraordinary writ action, in which the interests of the state may be affected; and
(4) any other civil duties related to criminal prosecution that are otherwise provided by statute.

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