On April 2nd, legislators, religious leaders, activists and community members alike gathered in the rotunda at the Utah State Capitol to watch Governor Gary Herbert sign SB 103 Victim Targeting Penalty Enhancements into law. Among the many was David Litvack who, while serving as House Representative District 26 co-sponsored some the first hate crimes bills in Utah starting in 2000. RadioACTive's Billy Palmer caught up to Litvack later that day to get his thoughts on the day. Litvack now serves as the Deputy Chief of Staff at the Salt Lake City Mayor's office.