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Senate advances substitute to address handling of incompetent defendants, sets evaluations and time limits
Utah State Senate · January 24, 1994
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Summary
Senate Bill 22, advanced Jan. 20, 1994, would require two separate mental-health evaluations and a 30-day report to the court (extendable once) in proceedings addressing defendant competency, aiming to comply with Jackson v. Indiana and recent Utah case law.
Senator Robert Montgomery reported that the Health and Environment Committee recommended a first substitute to Senate Bill 22 on Jan. 20, 1994, and explained the measure addresses how courts handle defendants found…
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