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Utah lawmakers poised to weigh limits on use of polygraphs in sexual assault cases
Utah lawmakers are expected to consider a bill limiting the use of polygraphs in sexual assault cases when the Legislative session begins later this month.
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Utah sheriffs back Gov. Cox in calls for more immigration resources, enforcement
With Utah Gov. Spencer Cox announcing he’s ready to stand behind President-elect Donald Trump’s plans to boost deportations, ...
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Legislator police chief says bills packaged as border-related tackle issues impacting Utah
Roy police chief and state Rep. Matthew Gwynn is sponsoring a bill that would automatically elevate offenses involving the ...
For homelessness, Utah lawmakers want more enforcement — and ‘healing.’ Can they get both?
Two major themes are taking shape as Utah state leaders discuss changes they’d like to see in Utah’s homeless and criminal ...
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State leaders slam SLC police in letter to Mendenhall, ask city to submit plan to ‘restore public safety’
State leaders and officials in City Hall have long squabbled over a proliferation of homelessness in Utah’s capital and the Police Department’s enforcement of the city’s anti-camping ordinance.