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Utah Code § 9-7-214
A person who intentionally defaces, injures, destroys, or refuses to return certain state library property on demand commits a class B misdemeanor.
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Utah Code § 9-7-215
Internet and online access policy required. As used in this section: "Apparent child sexual abuse material" means the same as that term is defined in Section 76-5b-103 . "Child sexual abuse material" means the same as that term is defined
- Funding conditions
- Internet access filtering
- Internet safety
- Library operations
- Policy compliance
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Utah Code § 9-7-216
Library Internet policies must be board-directed, adopted in an open meeting, given an effective date, reviewed at least every three years, posted for patrons, and include specified statements and a review-date footnote.
- Compliance statement
- Effective date
- Footnote
- Internet access policy
- Internet access restrictions
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Utah Code § 9-7-217
The division must submit a report to the department about library board compliance with Sections 9-7-215 and 9-7-218.
- Reporting
Utah Code § 9-7-218
Public libraries must adopt and follow a criminal background check policy for qualifying positions, and state funds may not be provided unless the policy meets specified requirements.
- Background checks
- Background screening
- Board review
- Candidate screening
- Criminal background checks
Utah Code § 9-7-219
The division must create and run a grant program for certified public libraries in the state.
- Grant administration
- Library grants
- Public funding
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Utah Code § 9-7-302
The public is entitled to access the State Law Library.
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Utah Code § 9-7-303
Withdrawing books. Books may be taken from the State Law Library by: the members, officers, and staff of the Legislature; the officers and staff of the executive departments and of the several boards and commissions of the state
- State law library circulation
- Authorized withdrawal of books
- Library access
- State government
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Utah Code § 9-7-304
The state law librarian must keep a register of all books issued and returned, and books taken from the law library may not be kept for more than 10 days unless the state law librarian gives permission.
- Library administration
- Recordkeeping
- Time limits
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Utah Code § 9-7-305
A person who injures a state law library book or fails to return one must pay the state law librarian all resulting loss or damage, including costs and reasonable attorneys’ fees.
- Attorneys' fees
- Book return obligations
- Damages
- Enforcement action
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Utah Code § 9-7-307
The state law librarian must catalog listed materials in the State Law Library, post a copy of the library rules in a conspicuous place, and make the catalogue available to persons entitled to withdraw books.
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Utah Code § 9-7-308
The state law librarian must ensure every book in the State Law Library is labeled and marked with the words “Utah State Law Library.”
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Utah Code § 9-7-309
The state law librarian may sell or exchange surplus or duplicate books from the State Law Library.
- Library administration
- State publications
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Utah Code § 9-7-311
Wrongful withdrawal of books -- Penalty. If any person not authorized by Section 9-7-303 takes a book from the State Law Library, either with or without the consent of the state law librarian, or violates any of the provisions of this
- Book withdrawal
- Library compliance
- Penalties
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Utah Code § 9-7-312
Fines and penalties collected under this part must be paid into the state treasury for the benefit of the State Law Library.
Utah Code § 9-7-313
The Utah State Law Library must establish a statewide self-help center for self-represented parties, staffed or directed by licensed lawyers, and the center may not represent parties or give legal advice.
- Court forms
- Instructional assistance
- Law library services
- Self-help center
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Utah Code § 9-7-402
Establishment and maintenance of public library -- Library board of directors -- Expenses. A city's governing body may establish and maintain a public library. When the city governing body decides to establish and maintain a city public
- Library governance
- Local government
- Municipal governance
- Public funding
- Public library
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Utah Code § 9-7-403
Library board directors are appointed for three-year terms, with staggered initial terms, annual July appointments for retiring directors, a limit of two consecutive full terms, annual selection of officers, and removal by the city governing body for misconduct or neglect of duty.
- Appointments
- Board governance
- Removal
- Vacancies
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Utah Code § 9-7-404
The library board may control library spending and real property decisions, with city governing body approval, and it must maintain the library, set operating policies, and generally carry out this part’s intent.
- Fund deposits
- Fund disbursement
- Library administration
- Library operations
- Municipal property
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Utah Code § 9-7-405
The library board of directors must make rules for running the library, and those rules cannot conflict with law.
- Library access
- Library board rules
- Library governance
- Local rules
- Public access
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