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Whether talking about LGBTQ issues, medical marijuana or immigration, politicians constantly crow about 'the Utah way,' but what does it mean?
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53% : Escamilla said the most recent example of the Utah way in action came in January, when the Legislature passed a slate of police reform bills, which had support from law enforcement and communities of color. 50% : Those bills banned chokeholds, required more training for law enforcement and mandated the collection of more data when officers use force.
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