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Sunday, October 25, 2026

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Utah Legislature

Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee

5 senators and 9 representatives · 11 Republican, 3 Democratic

Bill requests, drafts and saved activity

10 saved references for this committee. Requests and drafts appear first, including earlier snapshots. These are selected records, not a complete committee history or a current list of pending legislation. Source-check dates are distinct from the record dates shown.

  • Criminal Provision Technical CorrectionsDraft legislation · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled consideration on October 21, 2026. Draft making technical corrections to criminal-conduct provisions in the Utah Code. An agenda does not establish that consideration occurred or that the draft was approved, introduced or enacted.

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  • Law Enforcement Technology AmendmentsCommittee bill file · Listed as of

    Listed as a committee bill file for the 2027 General Session in the official September 21, 2026 snapshot. This is the source cutoff, not the file-opening date; no introduced bill number or later status is established.

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  • Speedy Trial AmendmentsCommittee bill file · Listed as of

    Listed as a committee bill file for the 2027 General Session in the official September 21, 2026 snapshot. This is the source cutoff, not the file-opening date; no introduced bill number or later status is established.

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  • Public Safety Sunset AmendmentsCommittee-endorsed draft · Committee meeting

    Approved as a committee bill a 2027 draft extending or removing sunset dates for specified public-safety statutes. This records the reported interim action only; it does not establish introduction, passage, enactment or later status.

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  • Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim CommitteeScheduled meeting · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m.–11 a.m. (Mountain Time)

    Interim committees in the general interim schedule. Check the committee's current agenda for changes; not proof the meeting occurred.

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  • Electronic privacy and law enforcement technologyAgenda discussion · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled stakeholder presentations on electronic privacy.

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  • Insanity defense and hospital capacityAgenda discussion · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled presentations on mental examinations, the insanity defense and Utah State Hospital capacity.

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  • Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim CommitteeScheduled meeting · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m.–11 a.m. (Mountain Time)

    Interim committees in the general interim schedule. Check the committee's current agenda for changes; not proof the meeting occurred.

    Source checked · Official source
  • School threat assessmentsAgenda discussion · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled presentations on threat assessments.

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  • Victim Services Commission assessment studyStudy or report · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled presentation on a study of funding, practices and structure.

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A request, scheduled discussion or committee endorsement does not establish bill introduction, passage or enactment. A scheduled date does not establish that a meeting occurred.

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Senators

MemberDistrictCounties
John D. Johnson (Republican)Senate District 3Morgan, Summit and Weber
Calvin R. Musselman (Republican)Senate District 4Davis and Weber
J. Stuart Adams (Republican)
President
Senate District 7Davis and Morgan
Stephanie Pitcher (Democratic)Senate District 14Salt Lake
Don L. Ipson (Republican)Senate District 29Washington

Representatives

MemberDistrictCounties
Rob Bishop (Republican)House District 6Box Elder and Weber
Ryan D. Wilcox (Republican)House District 7Weber
Katy Hall (Republican)House District 11Davis and Weber
Melissa G. Ballard (Republican)House District 20Davis
Sandra Hollins (Democratic)House District 21Salt Lake
Matt MacPherson (Republican)House District 26Salt Lake
Andrew Stoddard (Democratic)House District 40Salt Lake
Mark A. Strong (Republican)House District 47Salt Lake
Stephen L. Whyte (Republican)House District 63Utah

Members as each legislator's entry on the Legislature's roster lists them, as of October 15, 2026. The roster doesn't say who chairs a committee; check the official committee page for chairs, agendas, minutes and recordings.

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