The Utah Proposed Order for Psychiatric Examination and Report (Competency and Insanity) is a legal document used by a court in the state of Utah to determine whether a defendant is competent to stand trial and/or whether they should be held criminally responsible for their alleged actions. The order outlines the parameters of the psychiatric evaluation and report, including the scope of the evaluation, the qualifications of the examiner, the examiner's duties, and the procedure for submitting the report. The Utah Proposed Order for Psychiatric Examination and Report (Competency and Insanity) is divided into two types: Competency and Insanity. The Competency Order pertains to the mental and emotional ability of the defendant to understand the proceedings of their trial and to assist in their defense. The Insanity Order pertains to the mental state of the defendant at the time of the alleged crime, and whether the defendant can be held criminally responsible for their actions. Both types of orders require the examiner to interview the defendant and evaluate their mental state, as well as review any relevant medical records or other documents. The examiner must then prepare a report containing their findings and submit it to the court. The report must include a statement of the defendant's competency or insanity, the examiner's opinion as to the defendant's mental state, and any other relevant findings.