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2019 Bills

HB 278: Removing State Licensure for Court Reporters

This bill replaces a state licensing requirement with a certification process for court reporters.

Libertas Institute Staff
| 6th Feb 2019

Justice and Due Process

What’s Happening with Plea Deals?

Molly Davis
| 10th Sep 2018

Justice and Due Process

Utah Supreme Court Rules Unanimously on Civil Asset Forfeiture Case

Libertas filed an amicus brief in this case, which is a victory for holding the government accountable.

Connor Boyack
| 22nd Aug 2018

Justice and Due Process

How can former criminals move on from their past?

Expungements are expensive to obtain and may take up to six months to be approved. But without them, former criminals have a difficult time moving on from their past.

Molly Davis
| 31st Jul 2018

Op-Eds

Can government be held accountable for harming you?

If you're harmed by the government, they can play the "immunity" card and avoid any accountability in making you whole.

Molly Davis
| 25th Jul 2018

2018 Bills

Stopping the Runaway Train of Fees and Interest

This new law prevents the government from crushing you under a mountain of late fees and interest if you don't pay a fine you owe.

Molly Davis
| 16th Mar 2018

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