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Utah Code Jud. Admin. R. 4-908
4-908. Committee on Children and Family Law
Intent:
To establish the responsibilities of the committee.
Applicability:
The rule shall apply the committee.
Statement of the Rule:
The Committee on Children and Family Law shall:
(1) discuss problems in the administration of justice in family law, such as programmatic and geographic voids in services, procedural reforms, and the unmet legal needs of children and families;
(2) develop and recommend solutions, including rules and statutes, to those problems, excluding structural reorganization of the courts;
(3) supervise and assist in implementing solutions;
(4) provide a forum for debate on political and policy issues facing public and private institutions in their effort to deliver services to children and families;
(5) develop and recommend a model and role for community-based councils on children and family law and a model for their relationship to the standing committee; and
(6) supervise and assist in establishing community-based councils.
Provenance
- Source
- legacy.utcourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-15
- Edition
- 2026-09-14
- Content hash
8a06dfd74c9bc9045448d24ff324900dc49ba4cba1f6db3810e871bb24ec53bd
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