Utah’s Constitution Should Protect Your Right to Work
Without a constitutional guideline to provide guard rails, occupational licensure has grown out of control.
Did the Legislature stick up for the little guy this year?
Several bills we proposed have helped low-income Utahns get access to more justice.
Tax Day is a good time to reflect on tax reform to come
Tax Day is here — but we need a broader discussion about tax reform in Utah.
Why Utahns Can Now Sell Homemade Food
The following op-ed was published this week in St. George News. Last year, Governor Herbert issued an executive order to mandate that regulations from the state “shall not impose unnecessary burdens” on the economy or on...
Get a Warrant!
Policymakers need to have a frank discussion as to whether the judicial review process is truly sufficient to protect our rights.
Why the Utah Legislature Banned Police Quotas
A new law, proposed by Libertas Institute, prohibits police agencies from using quotas. Here's why we did it.
Prosecutors need to be held accountable for wrongdoing
Prosecutors who possess a tremendous amount of authority should be subjected to accountability for wrongdoing.
Freedom of beekeeping not allowed in the Beehive State
We live in the Beehive State, yet beekeeping is illegal unless you first register with the government.
Peace officers should not be revenue generators
Peace officers should have the discretion to do their jobs without being compelled to arrest or ticket a certain number of Utahns daily.
‘Twas the Night Before a No-Knock Raid
Like Santa, SWAT's making a list… and, hopefully, checking it twice before they invade someone's home.