Utah HB0465 allows a juvenile court to conditionally suspend a minor's order for detention for up to five days.

Utah HB0465 amends juvenile court procedures by allowing a juvenile court to conditionally suspend a minor's order for detention for up to five days, subject to certain conditions. The bill also makes technical and conforming changes to existing statutes. The suspension can be lifted if a new offense is committed, if a higher level of care is recommended, or if the court finds that the minor willfully failed to comply with conditions. The bill does not appropriate any money and does not include other special clauses.

Utah HB0465 allows a juvenile court to conditionally suspend a minor's order for detention for up to five days.

Utah HB0465 amends juvenile court procedures by allowing a juvenile court to conditionally suspend a minor's order for detention for up to five days, subject to certain conditions. The bill also makes technical and conforming changes to existing statutes. The suspension can be lifted if a new offense is committed, if a higher level of care is recommended, or if the court finds that the minor willfully failed to comply with conditions. The bill does not appropriate any money and does not include other special clauses.