Utah § 78B-6-2302 Violation of legislative preemption -- Exceptions.

Utah Statutes

§ 78B-6-2302 — Violation of legislative preemption -- Exceptions.

Utah·Title 78B Judicial Code·Ch. 78B-6 Particular Proceedings·Part 78B-6-23 Firearm Preemption Enforcement Act

(1)A local or state governmental entity may not enact or enforce a directive that violates legislative firearm preemption.

(2)This part does not prohibit the enactment or enforcement of a directive:

(2)(a) by a law enforcement agency if the directive pertains to a firearm issued to or used by a peace officer in the course of the peace officer's official duties;

(2)(b) by a correctional facility or mental health facility under Section 76-8-311.3;

(2)(c) of judicial administration if the directive establishes a secure courthouse;

(2)(d) by the State Tax Commission if the directive establishes a secure area within a State Tax Commission facility; or

(2)(e) by a local or state governmental entity if the directive is developed in response to and in accordance with legislative authority.

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(1) A local or state governmental entity may not enact or enforce a directive that violates legislative firearm preemption.
(2) This part does not prohibit the enactment or enforcement of a directive:

(2)(a) by a law enforcement agency if the directive pertains to a firearm issued to or used by a peace officer in the course of the peace officer's official duties;
(2)(b) by a correctional facility or mental health facility under Section 76-8-311.3;
(2)(c) of judicial administration if the directive establishes a secure courthouse;
(2)(d) by the State Tax Commission if the directive establishes a secure area within a State Tax Commission facility; or
(2)(e) by a local or state governmental entity if the directive is developed in response to and in accordance with legislative authority.

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