Utah Admin. Code R105-3-2 - Definitions
(1) Attorney General: The Attorney General of
the State of Utah and any Assistant Attorney General.
(2) Attorney General's Office: The Office of
the Attorney General of the State of Utah, and its employees acting within the
scope of their employment.
(3)
Conviction: A conviction occurs, for purposes of this Rule, as soon as a plea
is entered and accepted by the court, or a trial concludes with a verdict of
guilty. The Registry shall note cases in which an Offender has been convicted
but is still awaiting sentencing or has appealed the conviction, so long as the
appeal is pending.
(4) Dates: When
a day of the month or a date that is specified in this rule falls on a weekend
or an official state holiday, the deadline shall be the end of the next regular
business day.
(5) Harassment:
Harassment is any action that is designed to intimidate, humiliate, coerce, or
threaten an individual, including stalking an individual. Persons who use the
Registry are prohibited from harassing any Offender listed on the Registry, or
any person related to any Offender. Persons who use the Registry are also
prohibited from engaging in indirect harassing behavior against an Offender
through harassing contact with any person who employs any Offender, any person
who provides housing to any Offender, or any person who is a religious or
spiritual advisor to any Offender. For example, a person using the Registry may
not coerce or threaten a landlord in an effort to cause the landlord to cease
renting to an Offender. However, it is not harassment for a person who uses the
Registry to accurately inform any person that an Offender is listed on the
Registry, or to provide information on the Registry to any person. It is not
harassment for a person who uses the Registry to suggest, advise, or recommend
to any person that they not invest money with an Offender, or that they take
action to recover money they may have invested with an Offender.
(6) Offender: Any person who has been
convicted of a crime listed in Section 77-42-105, who is required to register
pursuant to Section 77-42-106(2) and who is not exempted from that requirement
pursuant to Section 77-42-106(3).
(7) Presiding Officer: The initial Presiding
Officer for administrative proceedings shall be the current Director of the
Markets and Financial Fraud Division, unless otherwise designated by the
Attorney General in a particular proceeding.
(8) Potential Offender: Any person whom the
Attorney General has reason to believe may be an Offender, during the period of
time when the Attorney General's Office is investigating whether the person
qualifies for listing on the Registry.
(9) Prosecutor: Any Assistant Utah Attorney
General, County Attorney, Assistant County Attorney, District Attorney,
Assistant District Attorney, or other individual who is authorized by law to
prosecute any of the offenses listed in Section 77-42-105. A law enforcement
agency may designate any Prosecutor within the agency as the person responsible
for fulfilling the requirements of this Rule regarding any Offender or group of
Offenders; in the absence of any such designation, it is the responsibility of
the Prosecutor who obtained the conviction to comply with this Rule.
(10) Registry: The White Collar Crime
Registry, as authorized by Utah Code Title 77, Chapter 42.
(11) Registry Coordinator: The Registry
Coordinator is the person who is responsible for maintaining the Registry. The
Attorney General shall designate a Registry Coordinator, whose name will be
listed as part of the information about the Registry provided at
http://www.attorneygeneral.utah.gov
(12) Repeat Offender: For purposes
of Section 77-42-106(1) a person shall be deemed to have been convicted more
than once and hence subject to being listed for additional time on the Registry
only if all of the following conditions are met:
(a) Each conviction was the result of a
separate legal proceeding;
(b)
Each conviction is based upon factually distinct behavior, such as different
fraudulent schemes affecting different investors;
(c) Although a person may be convicted in a
single proceeding of having committed multiple offenses from among the list in
Section 77-42-105 or may be convicted of multiple counts of the same offense,
such a proceeding still constitutes a single conviction; and
(d) It is irrelevant whether the events for
later convictions take place before or after earlier convictions, so long as
they constitute separate factually distinct behavior.
(13) Review Officer: A Review Officer is an
individual who makes initial determinations concerning whether a Potential
Offender should be listed as an Offender on the Registry, and whether an
Offender who is listed on the Registry should be removed from the Registry. The
Attorney General shall designate one or more Review Officers from time to time.
Individuals may obtain the name of the Review Officer in a particular case by
sending an email to whitecollar@utah.gov, or by checking the information about
the Registry provided at http://www.attorneygeneral.utah.gov,
or by mailing a written request to White Collar Crime Registry Coordinator,
Office of the Attorney General, PO Box 142320, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-2320.
(14) Victim: Any person identified
as a victim, including persons to whom restitution is owed regardless of
whether they testified or were identified at trial.
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