Utah § 77-42-105 - Registerable offenses.
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§ 77-42-105. Registerable offenses.
77-42-105. Registerable offenses.
A person shall be required to register with the Office of the Attorney General for a conviction of any of the following offenses as a second degree felony:
| (1) | Section 61-1-1 or Section 61-1-2, securities fraud; |
| (2) | Section 76-6-405, theft by deception; |
| (3) | Section 76-6-513, unlawful dealing of property by fiduciary; |
| (4) | Section 76-6-521, insurance fraud; |
| (5) | Section 76-6-1203, mortgage fraud; |
| (6) | Section 76-6-525, communications fraud; |
| (7) | Section 76-9-1602, money laundering; |
| (8) | Section 76-9-1603, accepting the proceeds of unlawful activity; and |
| (9) | Section 76-17-407, prohibited conduct concerning a pattern of unlawful activity, if at least one of the unlawful activities used to establish the pattern of unlawful activity is an offense listed in Subsections (1) through (7). |
Amended by Chapter 173, 2025 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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