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SLC Mission's Brad Jaques

Formerly homeless, now helps others

By Eric S. Peterson
POSTED // Mar 13,2013 - Salt Lake City Mission spokesman Brad Jaques has acquired an appreciation for God’s uncanny timing ...

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Draper Prison Relocation Bill

Prison move could benefit Senate president

By Eric S. Peterson
POSTED // Mar 6,2013 - A bill is under discussion at the Legislature to create a board to study relocating the Utah State Prison and, if the concept is viable, to accept proposals to move forward with the plan.

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Less Damages for Injury Victims

Bill would reduce court-awarded damages

By Eric S. Peterson
POSTED // Feb 27,2013 - The legislative committee room was packed with lawyers fighting for and against Senate Bill 212 as though it were a high-dollar court case and the senate panel were a jury deciding the fate of their clients—because, in a way, that’s what it was.

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Greg Bell Audit Under Investigation

Audit led to tensions between Lt. Gov, CPS

By Stephen Dark
POSTED // Feb 20,2013 - In late 2012, Palmer DePaulis, executive director of the Department of Human Services, decided to retire after 20 years in high-profile positions for the state.

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Pay to Play

Nonprofit youth baseball league irked over rising city fees

By Eric S. Peterson
POSTED // Feb 13,2013 - After Tom Green's organization rallied the local community and helped gather more than $10,000 in donations, working tirelessly to put amenities and improvements into the field, Salt Lake City has announced considerable increases in user fees that threaten to price Green’s organization out of existence.

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Reluctant AG Nominee Dee Smith

Learning harsh realities of Utah politics

By Stephen Dark
POSTED // Feb 6,2013 - In late December 2011, Weber County Attorney Dee Smith received a call from Steve Olsen, chair of the Weber Democratic Party.

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Legal Spice Plagues Homeless

New variants of banned drug fly under radar

By Eric S. Peterson
POSTED // Jan 30,2013 - “Arthur” has lived on the street for the past 35 years and has tried practically every drug imaginable, from weed and speed to crack and heroin.

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The Lawful Use of Force

District, County attorneys struggle when ruling on officer-involved shootings

By Stephen Dark
POSTED // Jan 23,2013 - Before Kristine Biggs took Morgan County deputies on a high-speed chase in November 2012, Davis County Attorney Troy Rawlings hadn’t had much trouble in ruling the seven officer-involved shootings that had landed on his desk

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UT Shortchanging Obamacare?

Advocates: "You get what you pay for"

By Eric S. Peterson
POSTED // Jan 16,2013 - With the defeat of Mitt Romney in the November election, Utah finally had to reconcile itself to the fact it would soon have to swallow the Obamacare medicine. But local health advocates worry two factors will keep Utah from following the good doctor’s prescription for implementing the president’s Affordable Care Act: young immortals and stubborn politicians.

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2nd Chances for Drug Offenders

Bill would allow expungement of some records

By Eric S. Peterson
POSTED // Jan 9,2013 - Michael Graham, a recovered addict, has chased a high almost his whole life, ever since he tried crystal meth at the age of 13. Now 55, the recovering addict can see a lifetime’s worth of bad decisions reflected in one glance
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