Utah Court Rules – Approved

The Supreme Court or Judicial Council has approved and adopted the following rules, which rules are effective on the date indicated. To view the newly adopted rules, click on any rule number.

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Category: -Code of Judicial Administration

Posted: February 18, 2004

Code of Judicial Administration

CJA 4-202.08. Fees for records, information, and services. Changes fee for on-line search from per minute to per search basis.
CJA 4-611. Probable cause determinations for purposes of detention. Repeal. Procedure governed by URCrP 7.
CJA 4-801. Transfer of small claims cases. Conform to small claims amendments.
CJA 4-802. Motion to reinstate small claims proceedings. Repeal. Procedures governed by Small Claims Rule 10.
CJA 4-803. Trials de novo in small claims cases. Repeal. Procedures governed by Small Claims Rule 12.
CJA 11-101. Supreme Court’s rulemaking process. Include rules regulating the Utah State Bar in the Supreme Court?s rule making process. Adopts notice of comment period by email.
CJA 11-203. Senior justice court judges. Repeal and reenact. Adopt for senior justice court judges the similar qualifications and procedures as for senior judges of the courts of record.

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Posted: February 17, 2004

Code of Judicial Administration

CJA 03-202. Court Referees. Amend. Permits court to hire full or part time referee by contract. Effective December 15, 2003 under Rule 2-205. Subject to change after comment period.

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Posted: February 17, 2004

Utah Court Rules

Rules of Civil, Criminal, Appellate and Juvenile Procedure. Rules of Professional Conduct. Code of Judicial Conduct. Code of Judicial Administration.
Recodification Tracking Table. Table summarizing the repeal of provisions from the Code of Judicial Administration and the treatment of those provisions within the Rules of Civil, Criminal, Appellate and Juvenile Procedure.
URCP 5. Service and filing of pleadings and other papers. Technical changes approved by the Supreme Court but omitted from Utah Court Rules Annotated.

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