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House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee - January 28, 2026

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Recording 1 Chair Wilcox called the meeting to order at 2:11 p.m. S.B. 13 Statutorily Required Reports and Presentations Amendments(Musselman, C.R.) Sen. Calvin Musselman, originally from Monticello, presented the bill. Rep. Peterson moved to amend with Amendment #1. Rep. Peterson moved to pass SB0013 out favorably as amended. S.B. 18 Criminal Offense Modifications(Musselman, C.R.) Sen. Musselman presented the bill. Rep. Peterson moved to pass SB0018 out favorably. H.B. 230 Offender Amendments(Ballard, M.G.) Rep. Ballard presented the bill. Rep. Stoddard moved to replace HB0230 with HB0230S02. Rep. Stoddard moved to pass HB0230S02 out favorably. H.B. 90 Sexual Offenses Amendments(Gwynn, M.) Rep. Gwynn presented the bill. Marlesse Jones, Director, Victim Services Commission, spoke in support of the bill. Rep. Strong moved to pass HB0090 out favorably. H.B. 392 Constitutional Court Amendments(MacPherson, M.) HB 392 Constitutional Court Amendments Handout Rep. Matt MacPherson presented the bill. A handout was provided. Kristy Kimball, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Michael Drechsel, Assistant State Court Administrator, spoke in opposition to the bill. Caroline Gleich, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Gayle Ruzika, Utah Eagle Forum, spoke in support of the bill. Tanner Latham, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Corinne Johnson, Utah Parents United, spoke in support of the bill. Trevor Bradford, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Christina Jepson, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Maryanne Christensen, Utah Legislative Watch, spoke in support of the bill. Tyler Young, President, Utah State Bar, spoke in opposition to the bill. Linda Smith, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Brandon Mark, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. David Connors, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Natasha Grossman, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Simon Cantarero, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Kael Weston, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Kiersty Loughmiller, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Magdeleine Bradford-Butcher, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Lisa Petersen, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Rep. Peterson moved to pass HB0392 out favorably. Rep. Stoddard moved to hold HB0392. The underlying motion H.B. 86 Restricted Person Amendments(Mauga, V.) Rep. Verona Mauga presented the bill with the assistance of Brett Robinson, Chief Policy Advisor, Salt Lake County Attorney's Office. Marlesse Jones spoke in support of the bill. Ryan Robinson, Statewide Association of Prosecutors, spoke in favor of the bill. Rep. Hollins moved to pass HB0086 out favorably. Rep. Ballard moved to approve the minutes for the January 23, 2026 meeting. 2nd Sub. S.B. 134 Court Amendments(Wilson, C.) Sen. Chris Wilson presented the bill to the committee. Kathy Adams, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Susan Widdison, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Leslie Zabriskie, Mormon Women for Ethical Government, spoke in opposition to the bill. Caroline Collette, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Tanner Latham, resident, spoke to the bill. Sierra Debenham, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Seth Stewart, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Christy Kimball, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Daniel Brinkerhoff, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Andrew Jacob, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Samuel Adams, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Spencer Brown, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Tyler Young spoke in opposition to the bill. Stan Rasmussen, Sutherland Institute, spoke in support of the bill. Corey Woodcox, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Cathy Campbell, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Naomi Landry, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Owen Johnston, resident, spoke in opposition to the bill. Rep. Ballard moved to pass SB0134S02 out favorably. The motion Rep. Ballard moved to adjourn. Chair Wilcox adjourned the meeting at 5:25 p.m.

• H.B. 230 Offender Amendments
• S.B. 13 Statutorily Required Reports and Presentations Amendments
• S.B. 18 Criminal Offense Modifications
• H.B. 90 Sexual Offenses Amendments
• H.B. 86 Restricted Person Amendments
• H.B. 392 Constitutional Court Amendments
• 2nd Sub. S.B. 134 Court Amendments

• MINUTES MINUTES
• HB 392 Constitutional Court Amendments Handout HB 392 Constitutional Court Amendments Handout
• H.B. 230 Offender Amendments H.B. 230 Offender Amendments
• S.B. 13 Statutorily Required Reports and Presentations Amendments S.B. 13 Statutorily Required Reports and Presentations Amendments
• S.B. 18 Criminal Offense Modifications S.B. 18 Criminal Offense Modifications
• H.B. 90 Sexual Offenses Amendments H.B. 90 Sexual Offenses Amendments
• H.B. 86 Restricted Person Amendments H.B. 86 Restricted Person Amendments
• H.B. 392 Constitutional Court Amendments H.B. 392 Constitutional Court Amendments
• 2nd Sub. S.B. 134 Court Amendments 2nd Sub. S.B. 134 Court Amendments

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