17-30-21 - Power of commission members to administer oaths and subpoena witnesses -- Rights of, and fees for, witnesses. - Utah Statutes

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17-30-21. Power of commission members to administer oaths and subpoenawitnesses -- Rights of, and fees for, witnesses.
(1) Any member of a commission, in performance of his duties as such, shall have powerto administer oaths and subpoena witnesses and documents. If a person refuses to [or] fails toobey a subpoena issued by a commissioner, the district court may, upon application of acommissioner, compel obedience as in like cases before the district court.
(2) Witnesses in proceedings before a commission shall be subject to all the rights,privileges, duties and penalties of witnesses in courts of record, and shall be paid the same fees,as an expense of the commission.

Enacted by Statewide Initiative A, Nov. 8, 1960

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17-30-21. Power of commission members to administer oaths and subpoenawitnesses -- Rights of, and fees for, witnesses.
(1) Any member of a commission, in performance of his duties as such, shall have powerto administer oaths and subpoena witnesses and documents. If a person refuses to [or] fails toobey a subpoena issued by a commissioner, the district court may, upon application of acommissioner, compel obedience as in like cases before the district court.
(2) Witnesses in proceedings before a commission shall be subject to all the rights,privileges, duties and penalties of witnesses in courts of record, and shall be paid the same fees,as an expense of the commission.

Enacted by Statewide Initiative A, Nov. 8, 1960

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17-30-21. Power of commission members to administer oaths and subpoenawitnesses -- Rights of, and fees for, witnesses.
(1) Any member of a commission, in performance of his duties as such, shall have powerto administer oaths and subpoena witnesses and documents. If a person refuses to [or] fails toobey a subpoena issued by a commissioner, the district court may, upon application of acommissioner, compel obedience as in like cases before the district court.
(2) Witnesses in proceedings before a commission shall be subject to all the rights,privileges, duties and penalties of witnesses in courts of record, and shall be paid the same fees,as an expense of the commission.

Enacted by Statewide Initiative A, Nov. 8, 1960