Utah Code 63G-32-102. Legal personhood restricted
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Notwithstanding any other provision of law, a governmental entity may not grant legal personhood to, nor recognize legal personhood in:
(1) artificial intelligence;
Terms Used In Utah Code 63G-32-102
- Body of water: means any natural or man-made accumulation of water, regardless of whether the accumulation of water is static or subject to a force that causes a hydrological current. See Utah Code 63G-32-101
- Governmental entity: means :(2)(a) a court;(2)(b) the Legislature;(2)(c) the legislative body of a political subdivision; or(2)(d) another entity of the state or a political subdivision, if the entity has adjudicatory or rulemaking authority. See Utah Code 63G-32-101
- Human being: means a member of the species classified as Homo sapiens;
(4) "Land" means the solid terrestrial surface or subsurface of the earth. See Utah Code 63G-32-101Land: includes : Legal personhood: means :
(18)(a) land;
(18)(b) a tenement;
(18)(c) a hereditament;
(18)(d) a water right;
(18)(e) a possessory right; and
(18)(f) a claim. See Utah Code 68-3-12.5
(5)(a) the legal rights and obligations of an individual under the laws of this state; or
(5)(b) the legal rights and obligations of a person other than an individual under the laws of this state. See Utah Code 63G-32-101
(2) an inanimate object;
(3) a body of water;
(4) land;
(5) real property;
(6) atmospheric gases;
(7) an astronomical object;
(8) weather;
(9) a plant;
(10) a nonhuman animal; or
(11) any other member of a taxonomic domain that is not a human being.