Molly was a policy analyst for Libertas specializing in criminal justice.
Last week, the court unanimously approved a first-in-the-nation pilot program to expand access to legal help by allowing Utahns to begin offering non-traditional legal services.
The Utah Supreme Court just approved a regulatory sandbox for legal services.
The policies outlined above, and the strong public opinion behind them, suggest how Utah can proceed to address these problems while keeping our communities safe, ensuring good officers aren’t put at risk unnecessarily, and...
Ending qualified immunity, requiring liability insurance for police, mandatory body cameras and mandates to report misconduct are just a few of the many policy changes needed.
When police pull over a vehicle for a traffic violation, they shouldn't seek out minor, unrelated crimes with K9 searches.
House Bill 288 requires data collection and reporting from Utah prosecutors and jails.