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House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee - February 16, 2022
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Recording 1
Chair Wilcox called the meeting to order at 8:04 a.m.
Rep. Miles moved to approve the minutes of February 14, 2022.
H.B. 65 Forensic Biological Evidence Preservation
(King, Brian S.)
Rep. Brian King presented the bill with the assistance of Jensie Anderson, Rocky Mountain Innocence Project. A handout was provided.
Innocence Project
Will Carlson, Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office, spoke in support of the bill.
Marc Moffitt, criminal defense lawyer, spoke in support of the bill.
Jeff Buhman, Statewide Association of Prosecutors, spoke in support of the bill.
Heather Fannen, resident, spoke in support of the bill.
Nathaniel Erb, Innocence Project, spoke in support of the bill.
Rep. Stoddard moved to replace H.B. 65 with 1st Substitute H.B. 65.
Rep. Stoddard moved to pass 1st Substitute H.B. 65 out favorably.
H.B. 351 Domestic Violence Modifications
(Pierucci, C.)
Rep. Candace Pierucci presented the bill and provided a handout.
Analysis of Domestic Violence in Utah
Jeff Buhman spoke in support of the bill.
Tom Ross, Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice Executive Director, spoke in support of the bill.
Heather Fannon spoke in support of the bill.
Erin Jemison, Utah Domestic Violence Coalition, spoke in support of the bill.
Steve Burton, Utah Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys, spoke in support of the bill.
Moroni Benally, Restoring Ancestral Winds, spoke in support of the bill.
Rep. Burton assumed the chair.
Rep. Romero moved to replace H.B. 351 with 2nd Substitute H.B. 351.
Rep. Romero moved to pass 2nd Substitute H.B. 351 out favorably.
H.B. 133 Expanded Background Checks for Firearm Transfers
(King, Brian S.)
Rep. King presented the bill to the committee.
Ed Rutan, Gun Violence Prevention Center of Utah, spoke in support of the bill.
Claudia Fruin, Bulletproof Kids and American Academy of Pediatrics, spoke in support of the bill.
Sheri Mattle, Utah PTA, spoke in support of the bill.
Neca Allgood, sister of a homicide victim, spoke in support of the bill.
Clark Aposhian, Utah Shooting Sports Council, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Ellen Brady, resident, spoke in support of the bill.
Michelle Camp, DC Project, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Jean Hill, Catholic Diocese, spoke in support of the bill.
Taryn Hiatt, resident, spoke in support of the bill.
Dan Reid, National Rifle Association, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Villina Greenwell, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Victoria-Christine Dortzbach, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Rep. Romero moved to pass H.B. 133 out favorably.
Rep. Romero's motion to pass H.B. 133 out favorably
H.B. 340 Forensic DNA Privacy Amendments
(Eliason, S.)
Rep. Steve Eliason presented the bill with the assistance of Greg Miller, son-in-law of a homicide victim.
Richard Englehart, Ancestry.com, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Connor Boyack, Libertas Institute, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Rep. Stoddard moved to table H.B. 340.
Rep. Schultz moved to adjourn.
Chair Burton adjourned the meeting at 10:01 a.m.
H.B. 351 Domestic Violence Modifications
H.B. 351 Domestic Violence Modifications
H.B. 65 Forensic Biological Evidence Preservation
H.B. 65 Forensic Biological Evidence Preservation
H.B. 133 Expanded Background Checks for Firearm Transfers
H.B. 133 Expanded Background Checks for Firearm Transfers
H.B. 340 Forensic DNA Privacy Amendments
H.B. 340 Forensic DNA Privacy Amendments
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Analysis of Domestic Violence in Utah
Analysis of Domestic Violence in Utah
HB0351
HB0351
Innocence Project
Innocence Project
HB0065
HB0065
HB0133
HB0133
HB0340
HB0340
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