Choice in Indigent Defense
Joaquin Ciria spent thirty-two years imprisoned for a murder he didn’t commit. And while there is plenty of blame to go around since police pressured an accomplice to implicate Ciria and prosecutors offered an accomplice immunity...
The New State Privacy Officer Is Appointed — Now What?
As new State Privacy Officer Whitney Phillips moves forward with her review, four problems should be prioritized.
The Revolution Continues
So, as you celebrate the Fourth of July, just remember that the Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution were not an ending point, but a beginning.
Utah Leads on Protecting Individual Privacy Rights
The State Auditor's office has released its statement on the appointments for Utah's newly-created Personal Privacy Oversight Commission.
SB 107: Keeping the Peace Without Restricting Rights
This bill restricts government from charging individuals for onerous property violations that don't actually bother neighbors.
Utah Policy Gets it Wrong on Rights
In an article posted yesterday on the Utah Policy website, Bob Bernick argued against the alleged “obsession” of “GOP Utah legislators when it comes to gun rights.” Bernick proceeded to highlight a...