Utah Admin. Code R622-3-5 - Prohibited Usage
(1) The seal, or replica, may not be committed for general
use, including:
(a) for personal financial gain;
(b) for, or in connection with, any advertising or promotion
of any product, business, organization, service, or article whether offered for
sale, for profit or without charge, except as provided in Subsection
R622-3-4(2)(c);
(c) in a political campaign, or in ways that may legitimize
or assist to defeat another candidate for elective office; or
(d) to function, or be construed to function in any way, as
an endorsement of any business, organization, product, service, or
article.
(2) No symbol shall be used that imitates or appears similar
to the seal in a way that intends to deceive, or is displayed in a manner that
conveys improper use of the official Great Seal itself.
(3) When the seal is used, no mark, insignia, letter, word,
figure, design, picture, or drawing of any nature may be placed upon the seal,
or any part of it.
(4) A state agency, or an elected official, other than the
lieutenant governor, may not authorize an individual or entity associated with
a state agency or state elected official, to use the seal or replica for a
commercial purpose whereby items will be distributed for sale, even though such
purpose may include the providing of goods or services to the state.
(5) The seal may not be displayed in a manner which lessens
or detracts from its dignity or impact.
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