Layton City v. Peronek

How courts have described this case

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• holding that jail incident report noting inmate’s consumption of alcohol was not prepared in the regular course of business but rather was an “investigatory report intended for prosecutorial purposes”
• holding that jail incident report noting inmate's consumption of alcohol was not prepared in the regular course of business but rather was an \investigatory report intended for prosecutorial purposes\
• extending Bertul to an incident report introduced at a probation revocation hearing where the district court applied the Utah Rules of Evidence
• finding a jail incident report inadmissible because it “was made with the intent to submit it to the court for ‘prosecution’ of a probation violation”
• finding a jail incident report inadmissible because it \was made with the intent to submit it to the court for 'prosecution' of a probation violation\

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