Utah § 80-3-504 - Petition for substantiation -- Court findings -- Expedited hearing -- Records of an appeal.
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§ 80-3-504. Petition for substantiation -- Court findings -- Expedited hearing -- Records of an appeal.
80-3-504. Petition for substantiation -- Court findings -- Expedited hearing -- Records of an appeal.
| (1) | The division or an individual may file a petition for substantiation in accordance with Section 80-2-708 or 80-2-1004. |
| (2) | An adjudicative proceeding on a petition for substantiation may be stayed during the time a judicial action or an active criminal investigation on the same matter is pending. |
| (3) | If the division decides to file a petition for substantiation under Section 80-2-1004, the division shall file the petition within 30 days after the day on which the division makes the decision. |
| (5) | If an individual whose name is listed on the Licensing Information System before May 6, 2002, files a petition for substantiation under Section 80-2-1004 during the time that an alleged perpetrator's application for clearance to work with children or vulnerable adults is pending, the juvenile court shall:
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Amended by Chapter 447, 2025 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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