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Despite new reform laws, Black Lives Matter founder says game not over

Deseret News Legislators laud reform bills, but activist says legislation fell short and will seek ballot initiatives Share this story Yukai Peng, Deseret News SALT LAKE CITY To Lex Scott, founder of Black Lives Matter Utah, the Utah Legislature’s 2021 general session fell short of enacting real, meaningful police reform. The Legislature this year approved a slew of measured bills some highly watered down, but many supported by community activists, minority community leaders and law enforcement officials to implement incremental changes to increase de-escalation training, collect more data on use-of-force incidents and clarify rules around use-of-force standards. But Scott wasn’t at all satisfied.

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Despite new police reform laws, Black Lives Matter Utah leader says game is not over

To Lex Scott, founder of Black Lives Matter Utah, the Utah Legislature s 2021 general session fell short of enacting real, meaningful police reform.

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Final day at Capitol: Governor says he s OK with bill lifting statewide mask mandate April 10

The COVID-19 legislation is among the 503 bills and resolutions passed in the 2021 Legislature.\n

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Final day at Capitol: Senate puts capstone on $23 billion budget as session nears end

Final day at Capitol: Governor says he’ll sign bill lifting statewide mask mandate April 10 Deseret News © Kristin Murphy, Deseret News Rep. Kay J. Christofferson, R-Lehi, speaks on Friday, March 5, 2021, in the House chamber at the Capitol in Salt Lake City for the first time since battling COVID-19. He is on oxygen. SALT LAKE CITY Gov. Spencer Cox says he won’t veto a bill lifting the statewide mask mandate April 10. The Senate on Friday night passed HB294 setting the timetable to lift COVID-19 restrictions, but amended the House-approved measure to end the statewide mask mandate by April 10 except for groups of over 50 where people cannot social distance. The House agreed, giving the bill final approval and sending it to the governor for him to sign or veto.

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Final day at Capitol: Legislature puts capstone on $23 billion budget as session nears end

Final day at Capitol: Governor says he’ll sign bill lifting statewide mask mandate April 10 Deseret News © Kristin Murphy, Deseret News Rep. Kay J. Christofferson, R-Lehi, speaks on Friday, March 5, 2021, in the House chamber at the Capitol in Salt Lake City for the first time since battling COVID-19. He is on oxygen. SALT LAKE CITY Gov. Spencer Cox says he won’t veto a bill lifting the statewide mask mandate April 10. The Senate on Friday night passed HB294 setting the timetable to lift COVID-19 restrictions, but amended the House-approved measure to end the statewide mask mandate by April 10 except for groups of over 50 where people cannot social distance. The House agreed, giving the bill final approval and sending it to the governor for him to sign or veto.

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