Libertas Utah Articles

Why Are Vets Taking Notice of Occupational Licensing Regulations?

Too often, occupational licensing regulations create unnecessary barriers for those who have bravely served the country and their families.

Ben Shelton
| 25th Oct 2022

Justice and Due Process

Jury Discretion in the Wild

Jury discretion — when a jury acquits a defendant despite clear evidence of guilt — is often discussed, but is rarely identified in the wild.

Amy Pomeroy
| 24th Oct 2022

Free Market

How Occupational Licensing Might Boost Utah’s GDP and Employment Outcomes

In 2019, Arizona became the first state to require that state licensing agencies recognize an equivalent license issued by another state and issue a reciprocal license to practice in Arizona.

Ben Shelton
| 21st Oct 2022

Education Empowerment

The Inequality of School Zoning Laws

The biggest hurdle facing education entrepreneurs is zoning and occupancy rules.

Jon England
| 20th Oct 2022

Privacy

Can Self-Governance Survive Surveillance?

Surveillance and self-governance are like oil and water. They do no not mix well.

Leslie Corbly
| 19th Oct 2022

Education Empowerment

School Funding Should Focus On Learning, Not Attendance

Schools in Utah are facing a problem. Students don’t want to return after the COVID years.

Jon England
| 18th Oct 2022

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