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19 de julio de 202376-10-507. Possession of deadly weapon with criminal intent
Every person having upon his person any dangerous weapon with intent to use it to commit a criminal offense is guilty of a class A misdemeanor.
Estatutos Seleccionados: Utah
- Title 30. Husband and wife
- Chapter 3. Divorce
- 30-3-1. Procedure--Residence--Grounds
- 30-3-5. Disposition of property--Maintenance and health care of parties and children--Division of debts--Court to have continuing jurisdiction--Custody and parent-time--Determination of alimony--Nonmeritorious petition for modification
- 30-3-35. Minimum schedule for parent-time for children 5 to 18 years of age
- Chapter 3. Divorce
- Title 53. Public Safety Code
- Title 57. Real Estate
- Chapter 22. Utah Fit Premises Act
- 57-22-5. Renter’s duties--Cleanliness and sanitation--Compliance with written agreement--Destruction of property, interference with peaceful enjoyment prohibited
- 57-22-5.1. Crime victim’s right to new locks--Domestic violence victim’s right to terminate rental agreement--Limits an owner relating to assistance from public safety agency
- Chapter 22. Utah Fit Premises Act
- Title 76. Criminal Code
- Chapter 3. Punishments
- Chapter 5. Offenses against the Person
- Part 1. Assault and Related Offenses
- 76-5-102. Assault
- 76-5-103. Aggravated assault
- 76-5-105. Mayhem
- 76-5-106. Harassment
- 76-5-106.5. Stalking--Definitions--Injunction--Penalties
- 76-5-107. Threat of violence--Penalty
- 76-5-108. Protective orders restraining abuse of another--Violation
- 76-5-109.1. Commission of domestic violence in the presence of a child
- Part 2. Criminal Homicide
- Part 3. Kidnapping, Trafficking, and Smuggling
- Part 1. Assault and Related Offenses
- Chapter 5b. Sexual Explotation Act
- Chapter 6. Offenses Against Property
- Chapter 8. Offenses Against the Administration of Government
- Chapter 9. Offenses Against Public Order and Decency
- Chapter 10. Offenses Against Public Health, Safety, Welfare, and Morals
- Part 5. Weapons
- 76-10-501. Definitions
- 76-10-503. Restrictions on possession, purchase, transfer, and ownership of dangerous weapons by certain persons--Exceptions
- 76-10-506. Threatening with or using dangerous weapon in fight or quarrel
- 76-10-507. Possession of deadly weapon with criminal intent
- 76-10-508. Discharge of firearm from a vehicle, near a highway, or in direction of any person, building, or vehicle--Penalties
- Part 5. Weapons
- Title 77. Utah Code of Criminal Procedure
- Chapter 36. Cohabitant Abuse Procedures Act
- 77-36-1. Definitions
- 77-36-1.1 Enhancement of penalty for subsequent domestic violence offenses
- 77-36-2.1 Duties of law enforcement officers -- Notice to victims.
- 77-36-2.2 Powers and duties of law enforcement officers to arrest--Reports of domestic violence cases--Reports of parties' marital status
- 77-36-2.3 Law enforcement officer's training.
- 77-36-2.4. Violation of a protective order--Mandatory arrest--Penalties
- 77-36-2.6 Appearance of defendant required -- Determinations by court.
- 77-36-2.7. Dismissal--Diversion prohibited--Plea in abeyance--Pretrial protective order pending trial
- 77-36-5 Sentencing - Restricting contact with victim - Electronic monitoring - Counseling - Cost assessed against defendant.
- 77-36-5.1. Conditions of probation for person convicted of domestic violence offense--Continuous protective orders
- 77-36-6 Enforcement of orders
- 77-36-7 Prosecutor to notify victim of decision as to prosecution.
- 77-36-8 Peace officers' immunity from liability.
- 77-36-9 Separability clause
- 77-36-10 Authority to prosecute class A misdemeanor violations.
- Chapter 36. Cohabitant Abuse Procedures Act
- Title 78A. Judiciary and Judicial Administration
- Title 78B. Judicial Code
- Chapter 6. Particular Proceedings
- Chapter 7 Protective Orders and Stalking Injunctions
- Part 1. Cohabitant Abuse Act
- 78B-7-102. Definitions
- 78B-7-104. Venue of action for ex parte civil protective orders and civil protective orders
- 78B-7-105. Forms for petitions and protective orders -- Assistance
- 78B-7-108 Mutual protective orders prohibited.
- 78B-7-109. Continuing duty to inform court of other proceedings -- Effect of other proceedings
- 78B-7-113 Statewide domestic violence network -- Peace officers' duties -- Prevention of abuse in absence of order -- Limitation of liability.
- 78B-7-116 Full faith and credit for foreign protective orders.
- 77-36-5.3. Court order for transfer of wireless telephone number
- Part 2. Child Protective Orders
- Part 3. Interstate Enforcement of Domestic Violence Protection Orders Act
- Part 4. Dating Violence Protection Act
- 78B-7-402. Definitions
- 78B-7-403. Abuse or danger of abuse--Dating violence protective orders
- 78B-7-404. Dating violence orders--Ex parte dating violence protective orders--Modification of orders--Service of process--Duties of the court
- 78B-7-405. Hearings--Expiration--Extension
- 78B-7-407. Enforcement
- 78B-7-409. Mutual protective orders
- Part 5. Sexual Violence Protective Act
- Part 6. Cohabitant Abuse Protective Orders
- 78B-7-103. Abuse or danger of abuse -- Protective orders
- 78B-7-106. Protective orders -- Ex parte protective orders -- Modification of orders -- Service of process -- Duties of the court.
- 78B-7-107. Hearings on ex parte orders.
- 78B-7-115. Dismissal of protective order--Expiration
- 78B-7-606. Expiration--Extension
- 78B-7-110. No denial of relief solely because of lapse of time.
- 78B-7-111. Prohibition of court-ordered or court-referred mediation.
- Part 7. Civil Stalking Injunctions
- Part 8. Criminal Protective Orders
- Part 11. Workplace Violence Protective Orders
- 78B-7-1101. Definitions
- 78B-7-1102. Petition for a workplace violence protective order--Notice to known targets of workplace violence
- 78B-7-1103. Workplace violence protective orders--Ex parte workplace violence protective orders--Modification of orders--Evidence in another lawsuit
- 78B-7-1104. Hearings--Expiration
- 78B-7-1105. Extension
- 78B-7-1106. Service of process
- 78B-7-1107. Penalties
- 78B-7-1108. Employer liability
- Part 1. Cohabitant Abuse Act
