Utah § 13f-102.5 - Calculation of the community supervision percentage.
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§ 13f-102.5. Calculation of the community supervision percentage.
64-13f-102.5. Calculation of the community supervision percentage.
In calculating the community supervision percentage, the department shall:
| (1) | determine the county or county zone in which an offender is supervised by identifying the location of the offender's primary offense; |
| (2) | have sole discretion in identifying the offender's primary offense under Subsection (1), taking into account the severity of the crimes for which the offender has been convicted and sentenced; and |
| (3) | only include an offender on probation or parole supervision with the department in the community supervision percentage calculation. |
Enacted by Chapter 85, 2021 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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