Section R671-510-1 - Evidence for Issuance of Warrants(1) Board Warrants shall be issued only upon a showing that there is probable cause to believe that a parole violation has occurred.(2) A Warrant Request shall be submitted by the parole agent setting forth facts that establish probable cause to believe that the parolee committed specific parole violations. Each allegation shall have a probable cause statement sufficient to support the issuance of an arrest warrant. Supplementary reports or information that are attached or appended to the warrant request may not be considered in establishing probable cause.(3) Upon approval of the request by the Board, a Warrant of Arrest shall be issued to arrest, detain, and return the parolee to custody.(4) In response to a warrant request, the Board may issue the warrant, deny the warrant, deny the warrant and order a different sanction, or return the warrant.(5) If the Board returns a warrant request, the parole agent may resubmit the warrant request with additional information.(6) If the Board has a previously issued a warrant, the parole agent may amend the warrant to add allegations or other information.Utah Admin. Code R671-510-1
Amended by Utah State Bulletin Number 2016-22, effective 10/31/2016Amended by Utah State Bulletin Number 2024-08, effective 4/1/2024