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Utah Code > Title 53 > Chapter 6 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Act

Utah Code > Title 53 > Chapter 6 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Act


Current as of: 2010
§ 53-6-101Short title
§ 53-6-102Definitions
§ 53-6-103Peace Officer Standards and Training Division -- Creation -- Administration -- Duties
§ 53-6-104Appointment of director of division -- Qualifications -- Appointment of employees -- Term of office -- Compensation
§ 53-6-105Duties of director -- Powers -- Rulemaking
§ 53-6-106Creation of Peace Officer Standards and Training Council -- Purpose -- Membership -- Quorum -- Meetings -- Compensation
§ 53-6-107General duties of council
§ 53-6-108Donations, contributions, grants, gifts, bequests, devises, or endowments -- Authority to accept -- Disposition
§ 53-6-201Short title
§ 53-6-202Basic training course -- Completion required -- Annual training -- Prohibition from exercising powers -- Reinstatement
§ 53-6-203Applicants for admission to training programs or for certification examination -- Requirements
§ 53-6-204Time of application for admission to training program
§ 53-6-205Completion of training course or passing of certificate examination required -- Persons affected
§ 53-6-206Waiver of training course requirement -- Certification exam
§ 53-6-207Municipalities may set higher minimum standards
§ 53-6-208Inactive certificates -- Lapse of certificate -- Reinstatement
§ 53-6-209Termination of employment -- Change of status form
§ 53-6-210Investigations and certification hearings -- Powers of division -- Violation
§ 53-6-211Suspension or revocation of certification -- Right to a hearing -- Grounds -- Notice to employer -- Reporting
§ 53-6-211.5Voluntary relinquishment of peace officer certification
§ 53-6-212Responsibility for training -- Certification
§ 53-6-213Appropriations from reparation fund
§ 53-6-301Title
§ 53-6-302Applicants for certification examination -- Requirements
§ 53-6-303Completion of certification examination required -- Persons affected
§ 53-6-304Waiver of training course requirement
§ 53-6-305Local governments -- Option -- Higher minimum standards
§ 53-6-306Inactive and lapsed certificates -- Reinstatement -- Continuing education requirements
§ 53-6-307Termination of employment -- Change of status form
§ 53-6-308Investigations and certification hearings -- Powers of division -- Violation
§ 53-6-309Revocation, suspension, or refusal of certification -- Hearings -- Grounds -- Notice to employer
§ 53-6-310Responsibility for training -- Certification

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