Off-limits order -- Notice -- Penalties

(1) (a) A court with jurisdiction over a covered individual's drug offense may enter an off-limits order enjoining a covered individual who is charged with or convicted of committing a drug offense in a public place from entering or remaining in that public place for up to one year. (b) An off-limits order may allow a covered individual to enter the public place for health or employment reasons, subject to conditions the court sets. (c) A court may enter an off-limits order: (i) in a nuisance action under Section 78B-6-1107; (ii) as a condition of pretrial release of an individual awaiting trial for a drug offense; or (iii) as a condition of sentencing of a drug offender. (2) (a) An off-limits order shall specifically describe the public place in the off-limits order. (b) The description of the public place shall define the perimeter of the geographic area using street names and numbers. (3) The court shall transmit a copy of an off-limits order entered under this section to the Utah Criminal Justice Information System. (4) (a) A covered individual who violates an off-limits order entered under this section is guilty of a class A misdemeanor. (b) A covered individual who willfully violates an off-limits order entered under this section may also be found in contempt of court and subject to penalties under Title 78B, Chapter 6, Part 3, Contempt.