Utah Code Title 26B. Utah Health and Human Services Codes § 26B-7-310. Petition for judicial review of order of restriction--Court-ordered examination period

(1)(a) A department may petition for a judicial review of the department's order of restriction for an individual or group of individuals who are subject to restriction by filing a written petition with the court of the county in which the individual or group of individuals reside or are located.

(a) written affidavit of the department stating:

(b) a written statement by a licensed physician or physician assistant indicating the physician or physician assistant finds the individual or group of individuals are subject to restriction.

(a) there is a reasonable basis to believe that the individual's or group of individuals' condition requires involuntary examination, quarantine, treatment, or isolation pending examination and hearing; or

(b) the individual or group of individuals have refused to submit to examination by a health professional as directed by the department or to voluntarily submit to examination, treatment, quarantine, or isolation.

(a) regarding whether the individual or group of individuals are infected by or contaminated with a dangerous public health condition;

(b) that despite the exercise of reasonable diligence, the diagnostic studies have not been completed;

(c) whether the individual or group of individuals have agreed to voluntarily comply with necessary examination, treatment, quarantine, or isolation; and

(d) whether the petitioner believes the individual or group of individuals will comply without court proceedings.