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Senate advances juvenile justice reforms; House bill 384 passes Senate unanimously
Summary
The Senate moved Second Substitute House Bill 384 (juvenile justice amendments) to the top of the calendar and passed it under suspension of the rules; supporters cited falling recidivism and expanded services up to age 25 in limited cases. (25–0).
Salt Lake City — The Utah Senate on March 11 advanced a package of juvenile justice changes when it passed Second Substitute House Bill 384 under suspension of the rules.
Senator Weiler, floor sponsor, said the bill is a priority of the Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice (CCJJ) and multiple agencies and sought to clarify when a juvenile may be…
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