Utah HB0605 mandates peace officers to disclose specific information to prosecutors before testifying in criminal cases.

Utah HB0605 requires peace officers to provide detailed disclosures to prosecutors before testifying in criminal cases. These disclosures must include information about the officer's workplace conduct, criminal history, and any potential bias or misconduct. The bill also mandates that prosecutors share these disclosures with defense counsel. The disclosures cover a range of topics, from false statements and concealed evidence to personal relationships with case participants and potential bias based on various characteristics.

Utah HB0605 mandates peace officers to disclose specific information to prosecutors before testifying in criminal cases.

Utah HB0605 requires peace officers to provide detailed disclosures to prosecutors before testifying in criminal cases. These disclosures must include information about the officer's workplace conduct, criminal history, and any potential bias or misconduct. The bill also mandates that prosecutors share these disclosures with defense counsel. The disclosures cover a range of topics, from false statements and concealed evidence to personal relationships with case participants and potential bias based on various characteristics.