Utah Unreasonable or Excessive Force--Introductory Instruction is a set of guidelines that law enforcement officers must adhere to when using force to subdue a subject. The purpose of this instruction is to ensure that officers use only the amount of force necessary to protect themselves and others, and to ensure that all force used is reasonable, necessary, and proportional. This instruction is meant to help officers act lawfully and to protect the public from excessive and unreasonable use of force. The instruction outlines the key elements of Utah’s use of force laws, including when force can be used, what degree of force is allowed, and the consequences of using excessive or unreasonable force. It also provides guidance on the use of non-lethal weapons, such as pepper spray, tasers, and batons. The instruction is divided into five parts. Part I covers the definition of reasonable and excessive force, and the use of deadly force. Part II covers the use of non-lethal weapons. Part III covers the use of physical force. Part IV covers the use of verbal commands. Part V covers the consequences of using unreasonable or excessive force. Different types of Utah Unreasonable or Excessive Force--Introductory Instruction include: — Definition of reasonable and excessive force — Use of deadlforrc— - Use of non-lethal weapons — Use of physicaforrc— - Use of verbal commands — Consequences of using unreasonable or excessive force.