Utah § 63M-7-510 Ineligible individuals -- Fraudulent reparations claims -- Penalties.

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§ 63M-7-510 — Ineligible individuals -- Fraudulent reparations claims -- Penalties.

Utah·Title 63M Governor's Programs·Ch. 63M-7 Criminal Justice and Substance Abuse·Part 63M-7-5 Utah Office for Victims of Crime

(1)The following individuals are not eligible to receive a reparations award:

(1)(a) an individual who does not meet all of the provisions set forth in Section 63M-7-509;

(1)(b) the offender;

(1)(c) an accomplice of the offender;

(1)(d) an individual whose receipt of a reparations award would unjustly benefit the offender, accomplice, or another individual reasonably suspected of participating in the offense;

(1)(e) the victim of a motor vehicle injury who was the owner or operator of the motor vehicle and was not at the time of the injury in compliance with the state motor vehicle insurance laws;

(1)(f) a convicted offender serving a sentence of imprisonment in any prison or jail or residing in any other correctional facility;

(1)(g) an individual who is on probation or parole if the ci

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(1) The following individuals are not eligible to receive a reparations award:

(1)(a) an individual who does not meet all of the provisions set forth in Section 63M-7-509;
(1)(b) the offender;
(1)(c) an accomplice of the offender;
(1)(d) an individual whose receipt of a reparations award would unjustly benefit the offender, accomplice, or another individual reasonably suspected of participating in the offense;
(1)(e) the victim of a motor vehicle injury who was the owner or operator of the motor vehicle and was not at the time of the injury in compliance with the state motor vehicle insurance laws;
(1)(f) a convicted offender serving a sentence of imprisonment in any prison or jail or residing in any other correctional facility;
(1)(g) an individual who is on probation or parole if the circumstances surrounding the offense of which the individual is a victim is a violation of the individual's probation or parole;
(1)(h) an individual whose injuries are the result of criminally injurious conduct that occurred in a prison, jail, or another correctional facility while the individual was incarcerated; and
(1)(i) an individual who:
(1)(i)(i) submits a fraudulent claim; or
(1)(i)(ii) misrepresents a material fact in requesting a reparations award.
(2) (2)(a) An individual may not knowingly:
(2)(a)(i) submit a fraudulent claim; or
(2)(a)(ii) misrepresent a material fact in requesting a reparations award.
(2)(b) A violation of Subsection (2)(a) is:
(2)(b)(i) a class B misdemeanor if:

(2)(b)(i)(A) the individual who violates Subsection (2)(a) does not receive a reparations award; or
(2)(b)(i)(B) the value of the reparations award received is less than $500;
(2)(b)(ii) a class A misdemeanor if the value of the reparations award received is or exceeds $500 but is less than $1,500;
(2)(b)(iii) a third degree felony if the value of the reparations award received is or exceeds $1,500 but is less than $5,000; and
(2)(b)(iv) a second degree felony if the value of the reparations award received is or exceeds $5,000.
(3) The state attorney general may prosecute violations under this section or may make arrangements with county or city attorneys for the prosecution of violations under this section when the attorney general cannot conveniently prosecute.
(4) (4)(a) A claimant who is not eligible to receive a reparations award under Subsection (1) but receives a reparations award shall reimburse the fund for the amount of the reparations award.
(4)(b) The office may bring a civil action against a victim who does not reimburse the fund for the amount of the reparations award in accordance with Subsection (4)(a).

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