Section R671-203-3 - Notification(1) Notice of an offender's original parole hearing shall be provided to a victim at least seven days in advance of the hearing, or as soon as practicable, at the victim's most recent address of record as provided to the Board. The notice shall include: (a) the date, time, and location of the hearing;(b) the type of hearing, and the cases or offenses involved;(c) a list of or reference to the statutes and rules applicable to a victim's participation in the hearing;(d) the contact information of the Board employee who may be contacted for further explanation of procedures regarding victim participation in the hearing;(e) specific information about how the victim may obtain the results of the hearing; and(f) notification that the victim must maintain their current contact information with the Board to receive future notifications of hearings affecting a specific offender's incarceration or parole.(2) If a victim is deceased, or the Board is otherwise unable to contact the victim, the Board shall make reasonable efforts to identify the victim's immediate family and notify them of the hearing.(3)(a) Following notice of the original hearing, a victim may elect to receive notice of any future hearing.(b) To receive notice of future hearings, a victim shall notify the Board of the desire to receive future notices, and shall thereafter maintain current contact information with the Board.(4) If a victim elects to receive future notices, the notice shall be sent to the victim's most recent contact information as provided to the Board.Utah Admin. Code R671-203-3
Amended by Utah State Bulletin Number 2018-3, effective 1/8/2018Amended by Utah State Bulletin Number 2022-12, effective 6/9/2022