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Show Wed/Thurs/Fri, February 21-23, 2018 The Park Record Sheriff’S report According to the Summit County Sheriff’s Office, law enforcement responded to several calls between Monday, Feb. 12, and Sunday, Feb. 18, including a report of a missing group in the backcountry in eastern Summit County. Sunday, Feb. 18 Summit County Search and Rescue was deployed after a large group failed to return two snowmobiles to a North Summit rental lodge. The GPS of a phone belonging to one of the adults was located at a cabin east of the lodge. The group was located safe at the cabin. Saturday, Feb. 17 A white 2002 Toyota Sequoia was reported missing from the Snyderville Basin. An unspecified amount of tools and gym weights were stolen from a truck while it was parked near an apartment complex in the Kimball Junction area. Friday, Feb. 16 When deputies stopped a vehicle on a road in the Kimball Junction area for committing multiple traffic violations, they detected the smell of marijuana. The driver was arrested for an outstanding warrant and under suspicion of possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, no insurance and using another per- DON’T MISS THIS FREE SEMINAR! COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION LEGISLATIVE UPDATE HOA Melyssa Davidson and Robert Rosing Present: AND THE USE OF ELECTROIC EMAIL IN Attorneys ASSOCIATIONS son’s registration. OGDEN – Recent data show the percentage of minorities sentenced to prison in Utah has increased more than 40 percent – up from 33 percent in 2015 when the state passed a sweeping overhaul of the justice system. The director of the state sentencing commission said the data suggest biases are creeping into arrests, prosecutions and sentencing. “In general, this is a really tough problem, and it’s always been a problem in the criminal justice system in America,” said Marshall Thompson, commission director. Utah Sentencing Commission data shows 43.2 percent of people receiving new prison sentences in fiscal year 2017 were racial or ethnic minorities. The 2016 U.S. Census data says minorities make up 20.7 percent of the Utah population, including 13.5 percent Hispanic and 1.6 percent African-American. The Justice Reinvestment Initiative passed by the 2015 Legislature reworked the state’s system of sentencing, incarceration, probation and parole in a sweeping attempt to reduce state prison populations and rehabilitate more offenders to cut down on repeat crime. The Justice Reinvestment Initiative changes also were intended to “make sentences more consistent across the board for everybody” and stamp out any racial disparities inherent in the system, Thompson said. “What is happening, though, is we have this persistent disparity,” he said. “There are ambiguities and nooks and crannies throughout the system where implicit bias sneaks in. There’s nothing overtly racist, but we all have persistent biases we’re not even aware of.” Circumstances of arrest by po- HOT LEGAL TOPICS IN HOA & CONDO LAW Thursday, Feb. 15 No significant incidents were reported. Wednesday, Feb. 14 No significant incidents were reported. Tuesday, Feb. 13 Two employees of a business in the Kimball Junction area got into a fight at the business. No arrests were made. The employees were allowed to go back to work. Who is this for? All Owners, Members and Board Members of any Homeowners or Condo Association. Join HOA attorneys Melyssa Davidson and Robert Rosing on March 1, 2018 at 6:00 pm at Red Rock Brewing Co. to learn about hot and emerging topics that will help you avoid problems before they arise. Topics Include: Board decision-making; Noticing and conducting proper meetings; Amending governing documents; Rule-making and Amending plats to expand units. As an added bonus: Learn about the pitfalls and benefits of conducting HOA business via email. Monday, Feb. 12 No significant incidents were reported. More Utah minorities sentenced to prison in 2017 Associated Press A-5 Drinks and Refreshments provided. Thursday, March 1, 2018 at 6:00 pm Red Rock Brewing Co., 1640 Redstone Center Drive, Park City For details and to register, contact Jenni Webster at webster@wdlawfirm.com or 435-649-2525 lice, whether prosecutors decide to file charges, the level of those charges, whether a plea bargain is offered or accepted, and what the sentence should be – these are all points where subjectivity and implicit bias can arise, The Standard-Examiner reported. The state does not track the judiciary’s racial demographics, state court system spokesman Geoff Fattah said. “But let’s not beat around the bush – most of the judges are white,” he said. American Civil Liberties Union of Utah officials said they want prosecutors and police to become more involved in reform efforts. Nationally, the U.S. Sentencing Commission reported in November 2017 that black male offenders received an average of 19.1 percent longer sentences on federal charges than similarly situated white male offenders during the 2012-16 reporting period. Summit County Education Every Wednesday See page B-7 for just a few of the cats and dogs available for adoption news in every wednesday paper. THE RESORT WORLD’S MOST INNOVATIVE CONDOS PADS ARE COMING TO PARK CITY SMART TECHNOLOGY AWESOME LOCATION $1M RESPONSIVE INTERIORS MODERN DESIGN COOL AMAZING PRICE $500K $0 $1.5M COST $2M Design and technology dial up the cool factor while dialing down the cost. Efficient floorplans and Italian-made furniture work smarter, changing form and function to do everything you need. You’re steps from the gondola, the valet takes care of your gear, and killer amenities include an outdoor pool, hot tub, games room, and club lounge — just for starters. 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