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In felony criminal cases, this bill requires investigators and state auditors who collect or provide evidence to sign a sworn statement certifying that the evidence was gathered in compliance with state and federal law, and separately requires prosecuting attorneys to sign a statement confirming they have properly disclosed all exculpatory evidence — meaning evidence that could help the defendant — to the defense as required by law. Failing to sign either statement is a class A misdemeanor, the most serious level of misdemeanor under Utah law.