Utah § 77-20-205.5 - Financial condition schedule.

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§ 77-20-205.5. Financial condition schedule.

Effective 5/7/2025
77-20-205.5.  Financial condition schedule.
(1)For a felony, the default amount for a financial condition is:
(a)$25,000 for a first degree felony with a minimum mandatory sentence;
(b)$20,000 for a first degree felony without a minimum mandatory sentence;
(c)$10,000 for a second degree felony; and
(d)$5,000 for a third degree felony.
(2)For a misdemeanor or infraction other than a local ordinance, the default amount for a financial condition is:
(a)$2,000 for a class A misdemeanor;
(b)$700 for a class B misdemeanor;
(c)$350 for a class C misdemeanor; and
(d)$130 for an infraction.
(3)For a violation of a local ordinance, the default amount for a financial condition is:
(a)$150 for a class B violation;
(b)$80 for a class C violation; and
(c)$25 for an infraction.


Enacted by Chapter 526, 2025 General Session

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

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