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32A-12-103 (Repealed 07/01/11). Criminal responsibility for conduct of another.
In addition to Title 76, Chapter 2, Part 2, Criminal Responsibility for the Conduct ofAnother, the following principles apply to violations of this title:
(1) If a violation of this title is committed by any person in the employ of the occupant ofany premises in which the offense is committed, or by any person who is required by theoccupant to be or remain in or upon the premises, or to act in any way for the occupant, theoccupant is prima facie considered a party to the offense committed, and is liable as a principaloffender, notwithstanding the fact that the offense was committed by a person who is not provedto have committed it under or by the direction of the occupant. Nothing in this section relievesthe person actually committing the offense from liability.
(2) If a violation of this title is committed by a corporation, association, partnership, orlimited liability company, the officer or agent of the corporation or association, partner, manager,or member of the limited liability company in charge of the premises in which the offense iscommitted is prima facie considered a party to the offense committed, and is personally liable tothe penalties prescribed for the offense as a principal offender. Nothing in this section relievesthe corporation, association, partnership, or limited liability company, or the person who actuallycommitted the offense from liability.

Repealed by Chapter 276, 2010 General Session
Amended by Chapter 314, 2003 General Session

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32A-12-103 (Repealed 07/01/11). Criminal responsibility for conduct of another.
In addition to Title 76, Chapter 2, Part 2, Criminal Responsibility for the Conduct ofAnother, the following principles apply to violations of this title:
(1) If a violation of this title is committed by any person in the employ of the occupant ofany premises in which the offense is committed, or by any person who is required by theoccupant to be or remain in or upon the premises, or to act in any way for the occupant, theoccupant is prima facie considered a party to the offense committed, and is liable as a principaloffender, notwithstanding the fact that the offense was committed by a person who is not provedto have committed it under or by the direction of the occupant. Nothing in this section relievesthe person actually committing the offense from liability.
(2) If a violation of this title is committed by a corporation, association, partnership, orlimited liability company, the officer or agent of the corporation or association, partner, manager,or member of the limited liability company in charge of the premises in which the offense iscommitted is prima facie considered a party to the offense committed, and is personally liable tothe penalties prescribed for the offense as a principal offender. Nothing in this section relievesthe corporation, association, partnership, or limited liability company, or the person who actuallycommitted the offense from liability.

Repealed by Chapter 276, 2010 General Session
Amended by Chapter 314, 2003 General Session

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32A-12-103 (Repealed 07/01/11). Criminal responsibility for conduct of another.
In addition to Title 76, Chapter 2, Part 2, Criminal Responsibility for the Conduct ofAnother, the following principles apply to violations of this title:
(1) If a violation of this title is committed by any person in the employ of the occupant ofany premises in which the offense is committed, or by any person who is required by theoccupant to be or remain in or upon the premises, or to act in any way for the occupant, theoccupant is prima facie considered a party to the offense committed, and is liable as a principaloffender, notwithstanding the fact that the offense was committed by a person who is not provedto have committed it under or by the direction of the occupant. Nothing in this section relievesthe person actually committing the offense from liability.
(2) If a violation of this title is committed by a corporation, association, partnership, orlimited liability company, the officer or agent of the corporation or association, partner, manager,or member of the limited liability company in charge of the premises in which the offense iscommitted is prima facie considered a party to the offense committed, and is personally liable tothe penalties prescribed for the offense as a principal offender. Nothing in this section relievesthe corporation, association, partnership, or limited liability company, or the person who actuallycommitted the offense from liability.

Repealed by Chapter 276, 2010 General Session
Amended by Chapter 314, 2003 General Session