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Utah Code Title 64. State Institutions § 64-13a-2. Legislative intent

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

It is the intent of the Legislature in this chapter to:

(1) create a Division of Correctional Industries which:

(a) is a self-supporting organization;

(b) is profit-oriented;

(c) generates revenue for its operations and capital investment; and

(d) assumes responsibility for training offenders in general work habits, work skills, and specific training skills that increase their employment prospects when released;

(2) provide an environment for the operation of correctional industries that closely resembles the environment for the business operations of a private corporate entity;

(3) make the Division of Correctional Industries responsible for and accountable to the Legislature and to the governor for correctional industries programs in this state.

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