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Utah legislature may criminalize pantsing

The Utah State Legislature will take up a bill that would criminalize "pantsing" someone. The draft bill, presented to the Criminal Code Evaluation Task Force

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Do election workers need extra protection in today s political climate?

Utah lawmakers have begun to explore additional legal protection for election workers, possibly including enhanced penalties for those who make threats against election workers.

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Do election workers need extra protection in today s political climate?

Utah has had 20 new county clerks take office since 2020, and lawmakers are considering additional protections to help prevent turnover among election workers.

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Do election workers need extra protection in today s political climate?

Utah has had 20 new county clerks take office since 2020, and lawmakers are considering additional protections to help prevent turnover among election workers.

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How a bad breakup led Utah legislator to weigh changing criminal stalking code

How a ‘bad breakup’ led Utah legislator to weigh changing criminal stalking code Ashley Imlay © Stuart Johnson, Deseret News SALT LAKE CITY Late last year, a Utah man went through a breakup an everyday occurrence, but one that is prompting a bill that could potentially change the state’s criminal stalking code. “What had happened was he’d had a bad breakup with his ex-girlfriend, and of course when they were breaking up, she said, ‘I never want to talk to you again, see you again,’” said Rep. Candice Pierucci, R-Herriman, sponsor of HB21. At the suggestion of his mental health counselor, the man later sent his ex-girlfriend a letter saying he had “no hard feelings” and he appreciated their time together, Pierucci said.

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