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HB 94·UT·house

Criminal Accounts Receivable Amendments

Signed into LawFiled Dec 29, 2025
Sponsor: Miller, Grant Amjad
Latest Action

Governor Signed

Mar 26, 2026

Summary

The bill lets people convicted in Utah who still owe fines, fees, surcharges, or interest ask the court to reduce or replace those debts if paying would cause serious hardship. They can earn credit by performing community service at a rate of at least $12 per hour or by completing a court‑ordered treatment program and receiving a credit for its cost. The changes apply before the sentence ends and do not affect restitution owed.

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