§ UCA § 20A-11-101.7Concealing contributor's identity

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Effective 5/9/2017

20A-11-101.7. 
Concealing contributor's identity.
A person is guilty of a class B misdemeanor if the person conspires with another to make a contribution through one or more persons with the intent that:


(1)

the contribution will ultimately be made to a filing entity specified by the original contributor or a designee of the original contributor; and





(2)

by making the contribution through one or more persons, the original contributor's identity will not be disclosed in a manner that would be required by law.



Enacted by Chapter 39, 2017 General Session

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