Utah § 77-22-4 Investigation records to be filed with court.

Utah Statutes

§ 77-22-4 — Investigation records to be filed with court.

Utah § 77-22-4

Title 77Utah Code of Criminal Procedure

Ch. 77-22Subpoena Powers for Aid of Criminal Investigation and Grants of Immunity

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Utah Code Ann. § 77-22-4 (2026).

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In all investigations under Section 77-22-2, the attorney general, county attorney, or district attorney shall maintain and file with the district court the following records of the criminal investigation, unless otherwise ordered by the court:

(1)a copy of the good cause statement and application for the authorization of the criminal investigation;

(2)a copy of all motions made to the court by the attorney general, the county attorney, or the district attorney;

(3)a copy of all court orders;

(4)a copy of all subpoenas issued;

(5)detailed descriptions of all documents and other evidence produced in response to subpoenas;

(6)a copy of all transcripts of testimony taken pursuant to the subpoena; and

(7)a copy of all written communications between the court and the attorney general, co

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In all investigations under Section 77-22-2, the attorney general, county attorney, or district attorney shall maintain and file with the district court the following records of the criminal investigation, unless otherwise ordered by the court:
(1) a copy of the good cause statement and application for the authorization of the criminal investigation;
(2) a copy of all motions made to the court by the attorney general, the county attorney, or the district attorney;
(3) a copy of all court orders;
(4) a copy of all subpoenas issued;
(5) detailed descriptions of all documents and other evidence produced in response to subpoenas;
(6) a copy of all transcripts of testimony taken pursuant to the subpoena; and
(7) a copy of all written communications between the court and the attorney general, county attorney, or district attorney, and staff.