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Legislators pause Senate bill that would broaden uses of Crime Victim Reparation Fund

2002 Utah Legislature · July 9, 2002
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Summary

Lawmakers heard concerns about Senate Bill 5,002, which would expand allowable uses of a roughly $14 million Crime Victim Reparation Fund. Critics urged limits or a sunset to prevent diverting money from victims to general budget needs; sponsors agreed to 'circle' the bill for further amendment work.

Senate Bill 5,002, presented on the House floor, would broaden allowed uses of the Crime Victim Reparation Fund, a surcharge‑financed account that sponsors say holds about $14,000,000. Representative Bigelow, who presented the measure, said the change ties into current budget discussions and clarifies allowable uses while noting that funds…

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