Utah Code § 78B-1-119

Jurors and witnesses -- Fees and mileage
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(1) Every juror and witness legally required or in good faith requested to attend a trial court of
record or not of record or a grand jury is entitled to:

(a) $18.50 for the first day of attendance and $49 per day for each subsequent day of
attendance; and
(b) if traveling more than 50 miles, $1 for each four miles in excess of 50 miles actually and
necessarily traveled in going only, regardless of county lines.
(2) Persons in the custody of a penal institution upon conviction of a criminal offense are not
entitled to a witness fee.
(3) A witness attending from outside the state in a civil case is allowed mileage at the rate of 25
cents per mile and is taxed for the distance actually and necessarily traveled inside the state in
going only.
(4) If the witness is attending from outside the state in a criminal case, the state shall reimburse the
witness under Section 77-21-3.
(5) A prosecution witness or a witness subpoenaed by an indigent defendant attending from
outside the county but within the state may receive reimbursement for necessary lodging and
meal expenses under rule of the Judicial Council.
(6) A witness subpoenaed to testify in court proceedings in a civil action shall receive
reimbursement for necessary and reasonable parking expenses from the attorney issuing the
subpoena under rule of the Judicial Council or Supreme Court.

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