77-38a-501 - Default and sanctions. - Utah Statutes

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77-38a-501. Default and sanctions.
(1) When a defendant defaults in the payment of a judgment for restitution or anyinstallment ordered, the court, on motion of the prosecutor, parole or probation agent, victim, oron its own motion may impose sanctions against the defendant as provided in Section76-3-201.1.
(2) The court may not impose a sanction against the defendant under Subsection (1) if:
(a) the defendant's sole default in the payment of a judgement for restitution is the failureto pay restitution ordered under Subsection 76-3-201(6) regarding costs of incarceration in acounty correctional facility; and
(b) the sanction would extend the defendant's term of probation or parole.

Amended by Chapter 280, 2003 General Session

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77-38a-501. Default and sanctions.
(1) When a defendant defaults in the payment of a judgment for restitution or anyinstallment ordered, the court, on motion of the prosecutor, parole or probation agent, victim, oron its own motion may impose sanctions against the defendant as provided in Section76-3-201.1.
(2) The court may not impose a sanction against the defendant under Subsection (1) if:
(a) the defendant's sole default in the payment of a judgement for restitution is the failureto pay restitution ordered under Subsection 76-3-201(6) regarding costs of incarceration in acounty correctional facility; and
(b) the sanction would extend the defendant's term of probation or parole.

Amended by Chapter 280, 2003 General Session

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77-38a-501. Default and sanctions.
(1) When a defendant defaults in the payment of a judgment for restitution or anyinstallment ordered, the court, on motion of the prosecutor, parole or probation agent, victim, oron its own motion may impose sanctions against the defendant as provided in Section76-3-201.1.
(2) The court may not impose a sanction against the defendant under Subsection (1) if:
(a) the defendant's sole default in the payment of a judgement for restitution is the failureto pay restitution ordered under Subsection 76-3-201(6) regarding costs of incarceration in acounty correctional facility; and
(b) the sanction would extend the defendant's term of probation or parole.

Amended by Chapter 280, 2003 General Session