Utah § 32a-202 - Domesticated game slaughter and processing.
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§ 32a-202. Domesticated game slaughter and processing.
4-32a-202. Domesticated game slaughter and processing.
| (2) | In accordance with this part and department rule, the department shall permit the slaughter and processing of domesticated game. |
| (3) | This chapter does not apply to the slaughter of domesticated game if the purpose of slaughtering the domesticated game is for personal use. |
| (4) |
Nothing in this part prohibits a person from processing a domesticated game carcass in accordance with this part, if:
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| (5) | A person who slaughters domesticated game under this part may not sell the domesticated game outside of the state. |
Enacted by Chapter 315, 2019 General Session
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What does Utah Code § 32a-202 cover?
Section 32a-202 ("Domesticated game slaughter and processing.") is part of the Utah Code, the codified statutory law of Utah. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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