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Some advocates have taken online to critique the center on its inclusion of law enforcement in this year’s festivities.
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David Leavitt said he wants to continue charging low-risk, nonviolent offenders less aggressively. His challengers have pledged a more forceful approach.
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The mounting criticism against the Republican county attorney comes from former prosecutors, law enforcement and GOP delegates.
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The latest Utah news for Monday morning, April 18, 2022
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Critics of Utah’s hate crime laws argue that they could chill free speech targeting police officers. But supporters say free speech doesn’t apply when you commit a crime.
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A new Utah law bans panhandling on road and highway medians as well as light rail lines. Gov. Gary Herbert signed the bill this week.The law prohibits…
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There’s pushback on Utah’s Capitol hill against tough-on-crime bills Democrats have sponsored this year. Utah Senator Karen Mayne is sponsoring two of…
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A northern Utah Sheriff has resigned and the state’s attorney general is looking into allegations of possible mistreatment of inmates at the Daggett…
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A state bill under consideration would give Utahns whose property has been seized by law enforcement more options to reclaim their assets and prove their…
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The U.S. Attorney in Utah wants would-be mail thieves to know they could face federal prison time and hefty fines as the office works to increase…
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Law enforcement officials made 36 arrests Thursday morning outside the homeless shelter in downtown Salt Lake City. But for the first time, many of the…
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Law enforcement officials in Salt Lake County got a private screening Thursday of a new documentary that looks at what happens to police officers in the…