Libertas Utah Articles

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A New Path for Prosecutors in Utah’s Two Largest Counties

Utah's two largest counties might not prosecute low-level criminals anymore… and that's a good thing.

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Blog, Property Rights

A Modest Proposal to Help Seniors with Property Taxes

Property tax deferrals for seniors could help homeowners enjoy their property in the twilight of their lives.

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Op-Eds

Utah cash bail rules hurt low-income people

Utah courts are doing great things with the bail system—but new laws are getting in the way.

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Op-Eds

It’s time to eliminate civil asset forfeiture

For years, prosecutors and police have unfortunately pushed back against reforming civil asset forfeiture. But it’s time to resolve things in a way where all sides can accomplish their goal and be satisfied.

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Justice and Due Process

What’s Next For Data Privacy?

With DNA testing services on the rise, it's important to protect that sensitive information from invasive searches.

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Op-Eds

Get The Government Off My Lawn

In many Utah cities, an unkempt lawn is a criminal offense—should it be?

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