Jen Dailey-Provost: Find a way to keep fewer people in jail
As we face the economic and social challenges of the pandemic, it behooves us to remember our fellow Utahns who have the least control over their circumstances — the approximately 14,000 people incarcerated in Utah.This spring, to allow for more adequate physical distancing to prevent the spread of COVID–19, the Salt Lake County jail released many low-risk, nonviolent inmates who pose no threat to public safety.The laudable move to reduce the jail’s population protects the heal
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