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House pauses debate on multi-part sex‑offender treatment package, directs further work

Utah House of Representatives · January 18, 1996
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Summary

Lawmakers debated HB 68 — a three‑part treatment and certification package for certain offenders with a $1.75 million fiscal ask — and agreed to circle the bill for further consideration after substitute amendments on reporting and scope. Members raised procedural and fiscal questions.

The Utah House debated House Bill 68, a multi‑part proposal establishing a three‑year sex‑offender treatment program, therapist certification and annual reporting requirements, and appropriating funds to launch implementation. Sponsor Representative James Jensen (presenting the package) said the bill is designed to provide targeted treatment to offenders deemed ‘treatable,’ create a certification program for clinicians, and fund initial treatment, remodeling and evaluation.

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