Libertas Institute Libertas Institute We ranked the most important votes from the recent legislative session to show you how your Representative and Senator scored.
Our privacy interest in digital data stored with or created by a third party must be protected from warrantless searches.
Salt Lake City and the Airport are criminalizing Utahns who share their vehicle using Turo.
Earlier this week the Deseret News published an op-ed from the Sutherland Institute advocating some rather odd policies with regards to alcohol. Clothed in a cloak of “compromise” were the following proposals: Allow grocery stores to sell beer...
Business owners in Utah need to be freed from the double taxation and burdensome compliance costs of the Tangible Personal Property Tax.
As the economy continues to become more service-oriented rather than goods-oriented, Utah needs to adapt by taxing services and reducing overall tax rates. The result could mean a net win for Utah taxpayers—something for which we are a bit overdue.
This bill would restrict a university's ability to adopt overly broad or vague harassment codes that could be used to punish constitutionally protected speech.
Utahns should be able to hold their government accountable when its actions cause them harm.
This bill would allow judges to lower a minimum sentence by up to 50% of what the law dictates, on a case by case basis.
This bill would help thousands of people by automatically expunging records of those with a past low-level criminal history.
This bill prohibits law enforcement from using a person's biometric information, such as a fingerprint of facial scan, to access the person's electronic device.
This bill gradually requires the use of secondary water metering to eventually help consumers understand their water usage better, allowing them to better conserve if they want.
This bill curtails property tax subsidies in many of Utah's water districts, while exempting smaller water districts that face a more complex water reality.
This bill requires a new funding model for higher education institutions to minimize incentives to create expansive and expensive new buildings.
This bill requires cities counties to produce a transparency website showing tax exemptions they provide to favored businesses.
This bill clarifies that the exchange of blockchain tokens does not constitute money transmission and therefore require a license. It also creates a task force of relevant stakeholders to discuss blockchain applications to...