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Police in Utah are required to use body cameras when using force to execute search warrants — one of nearly 400 new laws that take effect Tuesday.
The requirement — if the agency has the technology — is part of a measure that limits what police can do after they get a judge's approval to use force, if necessary, when serving a search warrant. The law is part of a larger set of police reforms in the state amid a flurry of officer-involved deaths across the U.S.
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