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Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee Reviews Salt Lake Audits

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The Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee held a meeting to discuss several audits and legislative items. The agenda included reviews of the Salt Lake County criminal justice system and performance audits of various local agencies.

Key takeaways

  • The committee reviewed performance audits for the Salt Lake City Police Department and the Salt Lake County Jail.
  • Discussions included a review of the Salt Lake County criminal justice system and audit responses from local agencies.
  • The agenda featured items regarding the legislative history and responsible use of Automatic License Plate Reader technology.
  • The meeting included business regarding the pardoning of deceased individuals.

The Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee met to review several performance audits and discuss legislative history regarding technology. The meeting included presentations and audit responses from multiple Salt Lake County and Salt Lake City agencies.

According to an agenda posted to the Utah Legislature website, the committee addressed several performance audits conducted by the Office of the Legislative Auditor General. These audits included reviews of the Salt Lake City Police Department, the Salt Lake County Jail, and the Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office.

Additional agenda items involved a review of the Salt Lake County criminal justice system. This included presentations and audit responses from the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office and the Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office.

The committee also addressed topics related to Automatic License Plate Readers (ALP

Rs). The agenda featured a presentation on ALPR success stories, a statement on the responsible use of the technology, and a review of the legislative history of ALP

Rs provided by the Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel.

Other business included the pardoning of deceased individuals and various committee business items.

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