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UTAH STATUTES AND CODES
78A-8-108 - Evening hours -- Judges pro tempore.
78A-8-108. Evening hours -- Judges pro tempore.
(1) The district or justice court may request that the Supreme Court appoint a member ofthe Utah State Bar in good standing, with the member's consent, as judge pro tempore to hear anddetermine small claims at times, including evening sessions, to be set by the court.
(2) After being duly sworn, judges pro tempore shall:
(a) serve voluntarily and without compensation at the request of the court; and
(b) be extended the same immunities, and have the same powers with respect to matterswithin the jurisdiction of the small claims court as exercised by a regular judge.
(1) The district or justice court may request that the Supreme Court appoint a member ofthe Utah State Bar in good standing, with the member's consent, as judge pro tempore to hear anddetermine small claims at times, including evening sessions, to be set by the court.
(2) After being duly sworn, judges pro tempore shall:
(a) serve voluntarily and without compensation at the request of the court; and
(b) be extended the same immunities, and have the same powers with respect to matterswithin the jurisdiction of the small claims court as exercised by a regular judge.
Renumbered and Amended by Chapter 3, 2008 General Session
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