‘Smile, you’re on camera!’ The constitutional dangers of PhotoCop
Photo policing raises a tangle of ethical questions. Is it fair to ticket the owner of the car regardless of who was driving? Is it legal to use facial recognition for ticketing?
PhotoCop? Warning: Constitution Questions May Be Larger Than They Appear
The Deseret News recently published an opinion piece advocating for the legalization of PhotoCop devices in Utah—cameras to automatically record and punish violators of the law.
Darker Vehicle Window Tint Legalized in Utah
The Utah legislature just loosened a restriction on how dark your vehicle window tint can be.
SB 149: Allowing Stronger Window Tint for Vehicles
This bill lowers the allowed vehicle tint for the front two windows from 43% to 25%, letting Utahns use darker tint.
So You Say There Ought to Be a Law
Every law, no matter how just or how much you agree with it, carries a possible death sentence for violating it.
SB 196: Law Enforcement Vetting in Hiring
This bill would protect law enforcement agencies from being sued for providing information about former employees to future employers.