Utah HB0094 allows defendants to reduce criminal accounts receivable through compensatory service or court-ordered treatment.

Utah HB0094 amends the payment schedule for criminal accounts receivable. It allows defendants to reduce their unpaid criminal accounts receivable by completing compensatory service at a rate of at least $10 per hour or by completing a court-ordered treatment or course. The court or board may modify the payment schedule if the defendant demonstrates manifest hardship due to changed circumstances or new evidence. The bill also includes technical changes and takes effect on May 6, 2026.

Utah HB0094 allows defendants to reduce criminal accounts receivable through compensatory service or court-ordered treatment.

Utah HB0094 amends the payment schedule for criminal accounts receivable. It allows defendants to reduce their unpaid criminal accounts receivable by completing compensatory service at a rate of at least $10 per hour or by completing a court-ordered treatment or course. The court or board may modify the payment schedule if the defendant demonstrates manifest hardship due to changed circumstances or new evidence. The bill also includes technical changes and takes effect on May 6, 2026.