You could go to jail for what?
Utah legislature has began to sift through unnecessary laws in order to address overcrowding jails.
Medical Cannabis FAQ
You have questions about the Utah Medical Cannabis Act. Here, we have some answers.
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You could go to jail for what?
Utah legislature has began to sift through unnecessary laws in order to address overcrowding jails.
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Medical Cannabis FAQ
You have questions about the Utah Medical Cannabis Act. Here, we have some answers.
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Shine Some Light on Utah’s Jails and Justice System
When it comes to data, little is known about pre-trial trends in Utah—but when people are being incarcerated without being convicted, we need transparency to see what's happening.
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Improvements in the Medical Cannabis “Compromise”
While we don't love all the compromised parts, here are ten ways in which the proposed agreement is an improvement from Prop 2.
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Why are local governments competing with private business?
If true demand for any of these recreation or entertainment activities actually exists, then private providers most often will respond if given the opportunity.
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Why you shouldn’t fear the peer-to-peer economy
Utah’s Constitution requires a free market, yet every year it seems that incumbent companies use antiquated laws to try to shut down their upstart competitors.
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Elections Have Consequences – What’s Next for Utah?
What happened here in Utah other than sending Mitt Romney to Washington and that Ben McAdams may have beat Mia Love?
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Haunting on the Hill
Here lie the five pieces of legislation that, sadly, never made it out of the House and Senate alive.
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More Obamacare on Your Ballot
Runaway healthcare costs are the gift that the federal government wants to keep on giving. The gift this year for consideration? Medicaid expansion, which is on your ballot in the form of Prop 3.
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Civil forfeiture is worse than its proponents proclaim
A federal prosecutor basically claimed that civil asset forfeiture is no big deal. Here, we respond.