Local Utah government should respect property rights
Utahns aren't able to fully utilize there property due to local government regulations—SB 107 seeks to change that.
Clearing an Obstacle to Expungement
Providing automatic expungements for people with low level criminal history will affect thousands of Utahn’s lives for generations to come.
The Front License Plate: Just Drill Some Holes in Your Bumper!
If you don't have a spot for a front license plate, watch out! You might just get ticketed.
Roadside traffic stop or fishing expedition?
The standard for conducting a roadside stop should be raised to prevent unintended biases in policing.
Mercy for First Time .05 BAC Offenders
First-time DUI offenders guilty of the new .05 BAC law should be given a lighter punishment as a second chance.
Ensuring the Proper Use of Eminent Domain
Local governments have tremendous power over residents property, and it need not go unchecked.
You could go to jail for what?
Utah legislature has began to sift through unnecessary laws in order to address overcrowding jails.
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.
Haunting on the Hill
Here lie the five pieces of legislation that, sadly, never made it out of the House and Senate alive.
Stop Banning All Private Property For Commercial Use
Rockville, Utah has banned commercial activity within their town's borders. This unfair policy hurts the economy by limiting growth and encouraging tourists and residents to spend their money outside of the town.