Utah § 35A-4-105 Department may be represented by attorneys in actions.

Utah Statutes

§ 35A-4-105 — Department may be represented by attorneys in actions.

Utah § 35A-4-105

Title 35AUtah Workforce Services Code

Ch. 35A-4Employment Security Act

Part 35A-4-1General Provisions

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Utah Code Ann. § 35A-4-105 (2026).

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(1)In any civil action to enforce the provisions of this chapter the department may be represented by any qualified attorney who is employed by the department and is designated by it for this purpose, or at the department's request by the attorney general, or if the action is brought in the courts of any other state by any attorney qualified to appear in the courts of that state.

(2)All criminal actions for violation of any provision of this chapter, or of any rules or regulations issued pursuant thereto, shall be prosecuted by the attorney general of the state; or, at the attorney general's request and under the attorney general's direction, by the prosecuting attorney of any county in which the employing unit has a place of business or the violator resides.

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(1) In any civil action to enforce the provisions of this chapter the department may be represented by any qualified attorney who is employed by the department and is designated by it for this purpose, or at the department's request by the attorney general, or if the action is brought in the courts of any other state by any attorney qualified to appear in the courts of that state.
(2) All criminal actions for violation of any provision of this chapter, or of any rules or regulations issued pursuant thereto, shall be prosecuted by the attorney general of the state; or, at the attorney general's request and under the attorney general's direction, by the prosecuting attorney of any county in which the employing unit has a place of business or the violator resides.