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Utah Criminal Law FAQs

• Q: Title 76 Chapter 01 General Provisions
  A: Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 01 ­­ General Provisions Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 01 ­­ General … More
• Q: Title 76 Chapter 02 Principles Of Criminal Responsibility
  A: Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 02 ­­ Principles of Criminal Responsibility Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 02 … More
• Q: Title 76 Chapter 03 Punishments
  A: Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 03 ­­ Punishments Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 03 ­­ Punishments Code in … More
• Q: Title 76 Chapter 04 Inchoate Offenses
  A: Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 04 ­­ Inchoate Offenses Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 04 ­­ Inchoate … More
• Q: Title 76 Chapter 05 Offenses Against The Person
  A: Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 05 ­­ Offenses Against the Person Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 05 ­­ Offenses … More
• Q: Title 76 Chapter 05a Sexual Exploitation Of Children
  A: Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 05a ­­ Sexual Exploitation of Children Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 05a ­­ … More
• Q: Title 76 Chapter 06 Offenses Against Property
  A: Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 06 ­­ Offenses Against Property Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 06 ­­ Offenses … More
• Q: Title 76 Chapter 06a Pyramid Scheme Act
  A: Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 06a ­­ Pyramid Scheme Act Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 06a ­­ Pyramid Scheme … More
• Q: Title 76 Chapter 07 Offenses Against The Family
  A: Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 07 ­­ Offenses Against the Family Utah Code ­­ Title 76 ­­ Chapter 07 ­­ Offenses … More
• Q: Is A Prostitute With Hiv Subject To A Harsher Sentence?
  A: Utah Code Annotated Section 76-10-1309 provides that: A person who is convicted of prostitution, patronizing a prostitute, or sexual solicitation is guilty of a third degree felony if he or she: (1) is HIV positive, (2) has actual knowledge of his or her HIV positive status, and (3) has received written personal notice of the positive test result from a law enforcement agency.

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