Utah § 76-1-301.5 - Time limitations for prosecution of misusing public money, falsification or alteration of government records, and bribery.
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§ 76-1-301.5. Time limitations for prosecution of misusing public money, falsification or alteration of government records, and bribery.
| (1) | A prosecution for misusing public money, falsification or alteration of government records, or for a bribery offense shall be commenced within two years after facts constituting the offense have been reported to a prosecutor having responsibility and jurisdiction to prosecute the offense. |
| (2) | This section does not shorten the limitation of actions under Section 76-1-302 or Subsection 76-1-303(3). |
Amended by Chapter 208, 2002 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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