criminal justice

HB 188 removes discretion in low-risk cases without evidence that doing so will improve public safety.

Senate Bill 262 will place new limits on how law enforcement officers can use unmarked vehicles during traffic enforcement.

New Libertas Institute Poll finds Utahns are interested in affordable alternatives to legal services providers.

Utahns are getting mixed signals about the state’s criminal justice system.

This bill prohibits law enforcement from requesting license or registration suspension for window tint violations, even if repeated.

This bill allows individuals convicted of certain offenses, including traffic violations, to perform community service instead of paying fines.

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