R698-11-5. Sexual Assault Kit Analysis.

Administrative Code Provisions | U.A.C. R698-11-5

(1) The bureau shall analyze sexual assault kits in the following types of cases: (a) criminal investigations and prosecutions. (2) The bureau shall only analyze sexual assault kits: (a) which have been collected by means utilized and validated by the bureau and (b) that are of...

R698-11-4. Sexual Assault Kit Submission.

Administrative Code Provisions | U.A.C. R698-11-4

(1) (a) Sexual assault kits submitted to the bureau for analysis shall be packaged in accordance with the Utah Bureau of Forensic Services Evidence Handbook. (b) Sexual assault kits that do not meet the packaging guidelines in the Utah Bureau of Forensic Evidence Handbook shall be...

R698-11-3. Definitions.

Administrative Code Provisions | U.A.C. R698-11-3

(1) Terms used in this rule are defined in Section 53-1-102 and 53-10-102. (2) In addition: (a) "bureau" means the Bureau of Forensic Services within the Department of Public Safety established in Section 53-10-201 and (b) "DNA" means deoxyribonucleic acid.

R698-11-2. Purpose.

Administrative Code Provisions | U.A.C. R698-11-2

The purpose of this rule is to establish procedures for the submission and testing of sexual assault kits, requirements regarding information and evidence to be submitted as a part of each sexual assault kit submission, and goals for the completion of analysis and classification of sexual...

R698-11-1. Authority.

Administrative Code Provisions | U.A.C. R698-11-1

This rule is authorized under Section 76-5-609.

R671-522-1. Continuances Due to Pending Criminal Charges.

Administrative Code Provisions | U.A.C. R671-522-1

The board may, in its discretion, continue hearings to allow for adjudication of new criminal charges.

R671-519-3. Personal Appearance.

Administrative Code Provisions | U.A.C. R671-519-3

A personal appearance hearing is not required for purposes of arguing the evidence. However, if, after reviewing the transcripts and memoranda, the hearing official concludes that parole has been violated, a personal appearance hearing may be held for purposes of determining disposition and...

R671-519-1. Proceedings When Criminal Charges Result in Acquittal.

Administrative Code Provisions | U.A.C. R671-519-1

1. If the basis for a parole revocation proceeding is a criminal charge of which the parolee is later acquitted, the parole agent or representative of the State may submit as its sole evidence the transcript from the criminal trial, which shall be disclosed to the parolee.2. The parolee may...

R671-514-5. Withdrawal of Pleas.

Administrative Code Provisions | U.A.C. R671-514-5

(1) A plea of guilty or no contest may be withdrawn by an offender prior to the entry of the Boards revocation order and disposition based upon the plea.(2) A plea of guilty or no contest may be withdrawn only upon leave of the Board and a showing that the plea was not knowingly and voluntarily...

R671-514-3. Multiple Pleas Before Hearing.

Administrative Code Provisions | U.A.C. R671-514-3

An offender may plead guilty or no contest to some of the allegations and plead not guilty to others. The Board may decide to dismiss the allegations to which the offender pled not guilty and enter a disposition based solely on the pleas of guilt or no contest. If the Board chooses to make a...