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If you don't have a spot for a front license plate, watch out! You might just get ticketed.
The standard for conducting a roadside stop should be raised to prevent unintended biases in policing.
First-time DUI offenders guilty of the new .05 BAC law should be given a lighter punishment as a second chance.
A pioneer-era tax that's still on the books requires business owners to count up their property each year and pay a tax on it. It's time to repeal it.
Besides over-criminalization and a massive increase in the number of people who enter the criminal justice system, funding for public defenders has been a major problem.
This bill eliminates redundant, duplicative business licenses that food truck owners are currently required to obtain.
Legal notices shouldn't have to be publicly advertised if the entity doing the noticing knows precisely where to find and communicate with the person to be noticed.
Government should maintain a level playing field for private industry—not compete with it. This bill is a step in that direction.
This bill reduces regulatory barriers that stand in the way between licensed therapists and those who need their services.
This bill sets up the legal infrastructure for autonomous vehicles to be able to operate on Utah's roadways.
This bill allows a terminal patient to legally access a life-ending drug in limited circumstances.
This bill protects a person's right to defend themselves using force even if safety could be achieved by retreating.
This bill gives individuals with a criminal record an opportunity to determine whether they qualify for an occupational license.
This bill protects the right of an intoxicated person to carry firearms under certain circumstances.
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