How Autonomous Vehicles Will Change Law Enforcement
Self-driving cars stand to undermine and make irrelevant many current law enforcement practices and efforts.
New Protections for Your Digital Privacy
A new opinion from the U.S. Supreme Court brings a much-needed update to a huge problem with digital privacy.
New Data on Civil Asset Forfeiture in 2017
A new report reveals how often, and why, police and prosecutors are taking property from people not convicted of a crime.
Riverton City Eliminates Licensing Fees for All Businesses
The Riverton City Council and mayor have decided to eliminate license fees for all businesses.
Crisis Everywhere, But Who’s Been Successful in Helping Solve the Problem?
Yes, there are crises and epidemics that need to be addressed, but there are real solutions in our own communities that are working and putting a real dent in the problem.
Statement on New U.S. Supreme Court Ruling on Digital Privacy
Salt Lake City, UT (June 22, 2018) — In a major court case dealing with privacy and cell phone surveillance, the U.S. Supreme Court today overturned the government’s collection of these records without a warrant, holding...
Utah’s Constitution Should Protect Your Right to Work
Without a constitutional guideline to provide guard rails, occupational licensure has grown out of control.
Our Statement on Certification of the Utah Medical Cannabis Act
Today, the Lt. Governor certified the Utah Medical Cannabis Act for the November ballot. Here's our statement.
Honey, I Think an MRAP Just Went By Our House
Do Utah police really need militarized vehicles?
A Rebuttal of Kirton McConkie’s Analysis of the Utah Medical Cannabis Act
The LDS Church released a one-sided political attack piece against the Utah Medical Cannabis Act. Here is our detailed response to each concern.