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Utah legislature may criminalize 'pantsing' - Vimarsana News

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

Do election workers need extra protection in today's political climate? - Vimarsana News

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.

Do election workers need extra protection in today's political climate? - Vimarsana News

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? - Vimarsana News

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.

Source: ksl.com
How a 'bad breakup' led Utah legislator to weigh changing criminal stalking code - Vimarsana News

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 sug...

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