Utah · Utah Code — Title 76, Utah Criminal Code
Utah Code Title 76 § 76-1-502: Negating defense by allegation or proof -- When not required.
What this law says, in plain English
This statute governs procedural rules for criminal defenses. The prosecution generally need not allege or prove defenses unless evidence raises them at trial or the defendant presents evidence of an affirmative defense.
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