UTAH CODE (Last Updated: January 16, 2015) |
Title 62A. Utah Human Services Code |
Chapter 4a. Child and Family Services |
Part 10. Management Information System and Licensing Information System |
§ 62A-4a-1007. False reports -- Penalties.
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(2) The letter shall inform the reporting person of: (a) the division's determination made under Subsection (1); (b) the penalty for submitting false information under Section 76-8-506 and other applicable laws; and (c) the obligation of the division to inform law enforcement and the person alleged to have committed abuse or neglect: (i) in the present instance if law enforcement considers an immediate referral of the reporting person to law enforcement to be justified by the facts; or (ii) if the reporting person submits a subsequent false report involving the same alleged perpetrator or victim. (3) The division may inform law enforcement and the alleged perpetrator of a report for which a letter is required to be sent under Subsection (1), if an immediate referral is justified by the facts. (4) The division shall inform law enforcement and the alleged perpetrator of a report for which a letter is required to be sent under Subsection (1) if a second letter is sent to the reporting person involving the same alleged perpetrator or victim. (5) The division shall determine, in consultation with law enforcement: (a) what information should be given to an alleged perpetrator relating to a false report; and (b) whether good cause exists, as defined by the division by rule, for not informing an alleged perpetrator about a false report. (6) Nothing in this section may be construed as requiring the division to conduct an investigation beyond what is described in Subsection (1), to determine whether or not a report is false.
Amended by Chapter 299, 2008 General Session