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1996 New Utah Laws: Bills that passed in 1996
from BOTH the 1996 General Session and the
April 17, 1996 Special Session

Bills from the Special Session are numbered 1000 or higher. Bills from the General Session are numbered from 1 to 501.

WORD SEARCHING in the new laws

Find specific words anywhere in the full text of all the new laws. Now searchs bills that passed in either the General Session or the April 17th Special Session from 1996. We will be expanding this search capability to other groups of files in the near future. (Things like the journals, for example.)

Utah Code Section Changes

Verify if any section of the Utah Code was changed and find the exact changes made by any bill. You can check a particular Utah Code section by number or find all changes to any section in a whole chapter or title.

Bills by NUMBER

If you know the bill number, this page will take you directly to the text of the bill.

Bills by TITLE

If you know the bill's title, this page will take you directly to the text of the bill.

Vetoed Bills and other governor's action.

Use this page to get a list (with a link) to all the bills that the Governor Vetoed or took some action other than simply signing the bill into law.

Helps:

• Click here for help if you see JUNK at the end of this line:   
  
• America On Line (AOL) User's information.
• Click here for an explanation of how to interpret legislative changes in a bill. It is different than the paper bills you may be used to. For example, most browsers don't support underlining. We use something else.)

What do you do if you see Junk when you want to see a bill. (AOL users have this problem)

The special character represented by that code is a fixed width space that is necessary to give an accurate depiction of the bill with line numbers and paragraphs.

The problem is easily solved by switching to Netscape Navigator version 1.1 or above. (Version 1.0 didn't support these characters either. You can obtain Netscape 2.0 by downloading it from http://home.netscape.com (Scroll down that Netscape page until you see Netscape Navigator 2.0 and you will find a download link.) Click here to go to http://home.netscape.com now.

If you are a AOL user, I don't believe they let you use any other browser but theirs and theirs is ancient, in web years. Its capabilities are very limited judging by the comments of AOL users that email us. The only thing Code-Co can suggest is that you contact a local internet service provider in your area and access the Internet outside of AOL.

Code-Co's Legislative Bill Style in HTML

These are the bills that have been introduced to date before the 1996 General Session of the Utah State Legislature. In these bills, language that is proposed to be deleted is bracketed and struck through [like this]. Language that is proposed to be added is bold italic like this. If your browser does not display the words "like this" as described above, you need to download Netscape NOW!

This is a new system for the Legislature and for Code-Co. Treat it as a test system, not a verified system, for this session. We will be adding the new features as they are developed.

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