SafeUT is a ground-breaking phone application that gives students, educators, and parents a way to connect with licensed counselors and report any safety issues they may encounter. This life-saving app is in use thanks to the leadership of the AGO’s former chief of staff, Missy Larsen. She talks about how SafeUT went from an idea to a real-time anti-bullying, anti-suicide, pro-school safety resource. 

A new crime is on the rise... Catalytic Converter Theft. Catalytic Converters are being stolen from underneath cars, costing affected Utahns thousands of dollars. Our Assistant Chief of Investigations discusses the issue and what you can do to protect your automobile. 

The shooting of a citizen by a police officer is rare, but when it happens it’s devastating to a community. In Utah, police integrity is taken very seriously, and so is training. The Attorney General’s office is doing its part, using VirTra, a law enforcement training tool that trains officers by simulating difficult, real-life situations in an immersive setting. Scott Carver, the AG’s Director of Training speaks about VirTra and its effectiveness in this edition of Legally Speaking.

The Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICAC) investigates and prosecutes individuals who use the internet to exploit children. In this episode, Rich Piatt talks to ICAC Special Agent Sete Aulai about the signs that indicate a child or teen is being exploited, how parents can help prevent these situations, ICAC's new social media accounts, and what is causing the growing number of internet crimes against children.

Richard Piatt Speaks with Carol Verdoia from our Child Protection Division on the Uniform Unregulated Child Custody Transfer Act, a law that is designed to protect children. 

Meet Utah Attorney General Sean D. Reyes. In this episode, AG Reyes speaks with Richard Piatt about his upbringing and path to law school. You'll hear about the experiences that have shaped AG Reyes into who and where he is now.

How did we arrive at the Opioid Settlements? The resolution of two lawsuits has enabled some good things in the opioid battle, but some are still unsatisfied. In this episode, Assistant Attorney General Kevin McLean addresses the work on the settlements and the state of the opioid epidemic.

Four separate lawsuits address aspects of the President’s vaccine mandates. Utah is fighting each of them in court. Solicitor General Melissa Holyoak speaks with Richard Piatt about the status of the Vaccine Mandate cases, and the state’s overall position on these mandates.