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The Utah Constitution

Introduction
PassageTitle
Entire Article(Introduction)
PreambleThe Preamble to the Utah Constitution
Article I: Declaration of Rights
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle I (Declaration of Rights)
Art. I §1Inherent and Inalienable Rights
Art. I §2All Political Power Inherent in the People
Art. I §3Utah Inseparable from the Union
Art. I §4Religious Liberty
Art. I §5Habeas Corpus
Art. I §6Right to Bear Arms
Art. I §7Due Process of Law
Art. I §8Offenses Bailable
Art. I §9Excessive Bail and Fines -- Cruel Punishments
Art. I §10Trial by Jury
Art. I §11Courts Open -- Redress of Injuries
Art. I §12Rights of Accused Persons
Art. I §13Prosecution by Information or Indictment -- Grand Jury
Art. I §14Unreasonable Searches Forbidden -- Issuance of Warrant
Art. I §15Freedom of Speech and of the Press -- Libel
Art. I §16No Imprisonment for Debt -- Exception
Art. I §17Elections to be Free -- Soldiers Voting
Art. I §18Attainder -- Ex Post Facto Laws -- Impairing Contracts
Art. I §19Treason Defined -- Proof
Art. I §20Military Subordinate to the Civil Power
Art. I §21Slavery and Involuntary Servitude Forbidden -- Limitation
Art. I §22Private Property for Public Use
Art. I §23Irrevocable Franchises Forbidden
Art. I §24Uniform Operation of Laws
Art. I §25Rights Retained by People
Art. I §26Provisions Mandatory and Prohibitory
Art. I §27Fundamental Rights
Art. I §28Declaration of the Rights of Crime Victims
Art. I §29Marriage
Art. I §30Right to Hunt and Fish
Article II: State Boundaries
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle II (State Boundaries)
Art. II §1State Boundaries
Article III: Ordinance
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle III (Ordinance)
Art. III §1Religious Toleration -- Polygamy Forbidden
Art. III §2Right to Public Domain Disclaimed -- Taxation of Lands -- Exemption
Art. III §3Territorial Debts Assumed
Art. III §4Free, Nonsectarian Schools
Article IV: Elections and Right of Suffrage
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle IV (Elections and Right of Suffrage)
Art. IV §1Equal Political Rights
Art. IV §2Qualifications to Vote
Art. IV §3Voters -- Immunity from Arrest
Art. IV §4Voters -- Immunity from Militia Duty
Art. IV §5Voters to be Citizens of United States
Art. IV §6Mentally Incompetent Persons, Convicted Felons, and Certain Criminals Ineligible to Vote
Art. IV §7Property Qualification Forbidden
Art. IV §8Election to be by Secret Ballot
Art. IV §9General and Special Elections -- Terms -- Election of Local Officers
Art. IV §10Oath of Office
Article V: Distribution of Powers
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle V (Distribution of Powers)
Art. V §1Three Departments of Government
Article VI: Legislative Department
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle VI (Legislative Department)
Art. VI §1Power Vested in Senate, House, and People
Art. VI §2Time and Location of Annual General Sessions -- Location of Sessions Convened by the Governor or Legislature -- Sessions Convened by the Legislature
Art. VI §3Election of House Members -- Terms
Art. VI §4Election of Senators -- Terms
Art. VI §5Who Is Eligible as A Legislator
Art. VI §6Who Ineligible as Legislator
Art. VI §7Ineligibility of Legislator to Office Created at Term for Which Elected
Art. VI §8Legislator, Privilege from Arrest
Art. VI §9Compensation of Legislators -- Citizens' Salary Commission
Art. VI §10Each House to be Judge of Election and Qualifications of Its Members -- Expulsion -- Legislative Ethics Commission
Art. VI §11Majority Is Quorum -- Attendance Compelled
Art. VI §12Rules -- Choosing Officers and Employees
Art. VI §13Vacancies to be Filled
Art. VI §14Journals -- Yeas and Nays
Art. VI §15Sessions to be Public -- Adjournments
Art. VI §16Duration of Sessions
Art. VI §17Impeachment by House
Art. VI §18Trial of Impeachment by Senate
Art. VI §19Officers Liable for Impeachment -- Judgment -- Prosecution by Law
Art. VI §20Service of Articles of Impeachment
Art. VI §21Removal of Officers
Art. VI §22Reading of Bills -- Bill to Contain Only One Subject -- Bills Passed by Majority
Art. VI §24Presiding Officers to Sign Bills
Art. VI §25Publication of Acts -- Effective Dates of Acts
Art. VI §26Private Laws Forbidden
Art. VI §27Games of Chance Not Authorized
Art. VI §28Special Privileges Forbidden
Art. VI §29Lending Public Credit and Subscribing to Stock or Bonds Forbidden -- Exception
Art. VI §30Continuity in Government
Art. VI §31Additional Compensation of Legislators
Art. VI §32Appointment of Additional Employees -- Legal Counsel
Art. VI §33Legislative Auditor Appointed
Article VII: Executive Department
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle VII (Executive Department)
Art. VII §1Executive Department Officers -- Terms, Residence, and Duties
Art. VII §2Election of Officers -- Governor and Lieutenant Governor Elected Jointly
Art. VII §3Qualifications of Officers
Art. VII §4Governor Commander-In-Chief
Art. VII §5Executive Power Vested in Governor -- Duties -- Legal Counsel
Art. VII §6Convening of Extra Sessions of Legislature -- Advance Public Notice
Art. VII §7Adjournment of Legislature by Governor
Art. VII §8Bills Presented to Governor for Approval and Veto -- Items of Appropriation -- Legislative Session to Consider Vetoed Items
Art. VII §9Governor May Fill Certain Vacancies
Art. VII §10Governor’s Appointive Power -- Governor to Appoint to Fill Vacancy in Other State Offices -- Vacancy in the Office of the Lieutenant Governor
Art. VII §11Vacancy in Office of Governor -- Determination of Disability
Art. VII §12Board of Pardons and Parole -- Appointment -- Powers and Procedures -- Governor’s Powers and Duties -- Legislature’s Powers
Art. VII §14Duties of Lieutenant Governor
Art. VII §15Duties of State Auditor and State Treasurer
Art. VII §16Duties of Attorney General
Art. VII §18Compensation of State and Local Officers
Art. VII §19Grants and Commissions
Art. VII §20The Great Seal
Art. VII §21United States' Officials Ineligible to Hold State Office
Article VIII: Judicial Department
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle VIII (Judicial Department)
Art. VIII §1Judicial Powers -- Courts
Art. VIII §2Supreme Court -- Chief Justice -- Declaring Law Unconstitutional -- Justice Unable to Participate
Art. VIII §3Jurisdiction of Supreme Court
Art. VIII §4Rulemaking Power of Supreme Court -- Judges Pro Tempore -- Regulation of Practice of Law
Art. VIII §5Jurisdiction of District Court and Other Courts -- Right of Appeal
Art. VIII §6Number of Judges of District Court and Other Courts -- Divisions
Art. VIII §7Qualifications of Justices and Judges
Art. VIII §8Vacancies -- Nominating Commissions -- Senate Approval
Art. VIII §9Judicial Retention Elections
Art. VIII §10Restrictions on Justices and Judges
Art. VIII §11Judges of Courts Not of Record
Art. VIII §12Judicial Council -- Chief Justice as Administrative Officer -- Legal Counsel
Art. VIII §13Judicial Conduct Commission
Art. VIII §14Compensation of Justices and Judges
Art. VIII §15Mandatory Retirement
Art. VIII §16Public Prosecutors
Article IX: Congressional and Legislative Apportionment
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Entire ArticleArticle IX (Congressional and Legislative Apportionment)
Art. IX §1Dividing the State into Districts
Art. IX §2Number of Members of Legislature
Article X: Education
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle X (Education)
Art. X §1Free Nonsectarian Schools
Art. X §2Defining What Shall Constitute the Public School System
Art. X §3State Board of Education
Art. X §4Control of Higher Education System by Statute -- Rights and Immunities Confirmed
Art. X §5State School Fund and Uniform School Fund -- Establishment and Use -- Debt Guaranty
Art. X §7Proceeds of Land Grants Constitute Permanent Funds
Art. X §8No Religious or Partisan Tests in Schools
Art. X §9Public Aid to Church Schools Forbidden
Article XI: Local Governments
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XI (Local Governments)
Art. XI §1Counties Recognized as Legal Subdivisions
Art. XI §2Moving A County Seat
Art. XI §3Changing County Lines
Art. XI §4Optional Forms of County Government
Art. XI §5Cities and Towns Not to be Created by Special Laws -- Legislature to Provide for the Incorporation, Organization, Dissolution, and Classification of Cities and Towns -- Charter Cities
Art. XI §6Municipal Water Rights and Sources of Water Supply
Art. XI §7Special Service Districts
Art. XI §8Political Subdivisions of the State or Other Governmental Entities in Addition to Counties, Cities, Towns, School Districts, and Special Service Districts
Art. XI §9Consent of Local Authorities Necessary for Use of Streets
Art. XI §10Election of County Sheriffs
Article XII: Corporations
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XII (Corporations)
Art. XII §1Corporations Formation
Art. XII §4Suits
Art. XII §12Common Carriers -- No Discrimination
Art. XII §19Blacklisting Forbidden
Art. XII §20Free Market System as State Policy -- Restraint of Trade and Monopolies Prohibited
Article XIII: Revenue and Taxation
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XIII (Revenue and Taxation)
Art. XIII §1Fiscal Year
Art. XIII §2Property Tax
Art. XIII §3Property Tax Exemptions
Art. XIII §4Other Taxes
Art. XIII §5Use and Amount of Taxes and Expenditures
Art. XIII §6State Tax Commission
Art. XIII §7County Boards of Equalization
Art. XIII §8Annual Statement
Article XIV: Public Debt
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XIV (Public Debt)
Art. XIV §1Fixing the Limit of the State Indebtedness -- Exceptions
Art. XIV §2Debts for Public Defense
Art. XIV §3Certain Debt of Counties, Cities, Towns, School Districts, and Other Political Subdivisions Not to Exceed Taxes -- Exception -- Debt May be Incurred Only for Specified Purposes
Art. XIV §4Limit of Indebtedness of Counties, Cities, Towns, and School Districts -- Larger Indebtedness May be Allowed
Art. XIV §5Borrowed Money to be Applied to Authorized Use
Art. XIV §6State Not to Assume County, City, Town or School District Debts -- Exception
Art. XIV §7Existing Indebtedness Not Impaired
Article XV: Militia
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XV (Militia)
Art. XV §1How Constituted
Art. XV §2Organization and Equipment
Article XVI: Labor
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XVI (Labor)
Art. XVI §1Rights of Labor to be Protected
Art. XVI §2Board of Labor
Art. XVI §3Certain Employment and Practices to be Prohibited
Art. XVI §4Exchange of Blacklists Prohibited
Art. XVI §5Injuries Resulting in Death -- Damages
Art. XVI §6Eight Hours A Day’s Labor on Public Works -- Health and Safety Laws
Art. XVI §7Legislature to Enforce This Article
Art. XVI §8Minimum Wage for Women and Minors -- Comfort and Safety Laws
Article XVII: Water Rights
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XVII (Water Rights)
Art. XVII §1Existing Rights Confirmed
Article XVIII: Forestry
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XVIII (Forestry)
Art. XVIII §1Forests to be Preserved
Article XX: Public Lands
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XX (Public Lands)
Art. XX §1Land Grants Accepted on Terms of Trust
Art. XX §2School and Institutional Trust Lands
Article XXII: Miscellaneous
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XXII (Miscellaneous)
Art. XXII §1Homestead Exemption
Art. XXII §3Seat of Government
Art. XXII §4State Trust Fund -- Principal to be Held in Perpetuity -- Use of Income
Art. XXII §5Officers May Not Profit
Article XXIII: Amendment and Revision
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XXIII (Amendment and Revision)
Art. XXIII §1Amendments: Proposal, Election
Art. XXIII §2Revision of the Constitution
Art. XXIII §3Submission to Electors
Article XXIV: Schedule
PassageTitle
Entire ArticleArticle XXIV (Schedule)
Art. XXIV §1Actions, Contracts to Continue
Art. XXIV §2Territorial Laws Continued
Art. XXIV §3Prisoners to be Held
Art. XXIV §4Fines, Penalties and Forfeitures Due the Territory -- Debts of the Territory
Art. XXIV §5Recognizances -- Judgments -- Records -- Fines Due Counties, Municipalities and School Districts
Art. XXIV §6Criminal Prosecutions Begun and Crimes Committed Before Statehood
Art. XXIV §7Transfer of Causes, Records
Art. XXIV §8Seals of Courts
Art. XXIV §9Transfer of Probate Causes to District Courts
Art. XXIV §10Officers to Hold Office Until Superseded
Art. XXIV §11Election for Adoption or Rejection of Constitution and for State Officers -- Voters
Art. XXIV §12Officers to be Elected
Art. XXIV §13Contest for District Judgeship, How Determined
Art. XXIV §14Constitution to be Submitted to Voters -- Ballot
Art. XXIV §15Election of Officers Not Provided for Herein
Art. XXIV §16When Constitution in Force
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