Laws of Utah, 1851-[ongoing].

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Laws of Utah, 1851-[ongoing].

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Volumes were created after each regular and special session of the state legislature or the territorial assembly. The laws that were passed were compiled and published. Until 1972 these laws were not considered binding until publication. Early volumes often outline federal laws affecting the territories along with a copy of the U.S. Constitution. The volume for the second territorial session contains a copy of the Constitution of the State of Deseret and a reprint of laws passed by that body. Laws passed during sesions held from 1890-94 are bound together. Four volumes are completely missing from the series+ the 4th session, 1854/55; the 15th, 1865/66; the 22nd, 1876; and the 45th budget session, 1984. Certain others exist only in microfilm+ these are the 2nd, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 13th, 14th, 18th, and 20th sessions.

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Utah. Division of Archives and Records Service

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Microfilming was initiated by the State Archives in 1985. Archivally processed by A.C.C. in 1990. From the description of Utah code unannotated, 1982-[ongoing]. (Utah State Archives). WorldCat record id: 82647429 The Utah Territorial Legislature was held before Utah was granted statehood. The Utah Territory was a pre-statehood organization containing land in four modern state boundaries. By 1868 it included only the land in the current state if Utah....