Bill

SB 171

Indigent Defense Amendments

2025 General Session Introduced by Tyler Clancy and 1 co-sponsor

SB 171 modifies Utah's indigent defense system to adjust funding, administration, or attorney standards for representing low-income defendants in criminal cases.

Governor Signed

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Introduced le.utah.gov

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House Transmittal Letter 2 le.utah.gov

Senate Transmittal Letter 1 le.utah.gov

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Senate Committee Report le.utah.gov

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House Transmittal Letter 1 le.utah.gov

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