Utah § 10-7-73 - Corporate violation -- Hearing -- Penalty imposed to be a fine.

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§ 10-7-73. Corporate violation -- Hearing -- Penalty imposed to be a fine.

10-7-73.  Corporate violation -- Hearing -- Penalty imposed to be a fine.
     After the plea of the corporation is entered the court shall fix a time for the hearing of the cause, and thereafter the proceedings therein shall be the same as in the cases of natural persons charged with violating a city or town ordinance, except that in cases of conviction the penalty imposed in all instances shall be by way of fine.

Amended by Chapter 378, 2010 General Session

Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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