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But e has pros en that the detectors are not ticket proof. police on of Marriage Still a Legal 'Sin' jail and a $299 fine for sex between two untriat t it'd people to a prison term of up to five years for pitl gamy Yet, w to:e no accut ate statistics ,:tte 01, .111.1ble on Mt 11U111 ber of rtatins violating one of the lout laws its gem tally assumed they (IMMO Ute lat ge pot lion of the p4pulation 'At varying periods of unit., there ha$,e been membei s ii I he Ito Salt Lake County Attornm s office, 111.4111 ;and tr,ii.iIe. 411.1 lAn .41 ere living with people it Ault' 111 Ita1 tied Iii civil rights allot ney 1111.in l4.o fiat d The laws against inittiot ihit hai.en in. it plow( toed in At tot ears, or at least they hinin I been until lia i ney Lot en Martin filed barges of lot rti.t loll and adultet nal y tie maintaiiiN against three county residents in he's seeking to clear up the legal questions surf OUnding the laws and, by Ming the case on which they can be met tut tied aiming to keep children out of the custinIN of "pi omiscuous divorced parents Ft-h- 1 '7 d , ... Highway Patrol Trooper Lane Ogden monitors traffic with a radar gun. Many people spend hundreds of along VS" , t . vi IA j:. - ,c, in ' .J. 'I ; ........, ,,, ,,, t,,, , liodd C. Wagner . .16 ,.' , Tribune Staff Writer In the debate over "legislating morality" through Utah's cable TV laws. it went largely unnoticed that the state code already extends traditional sexual mores into the criminal statutes. In fact, although the sexual revolution began two decades ago, it remains a legal "sin" to commit any sex act outside the bonds of monogamous marriage. But one case in the state courts, one in federal court here loch could and another before the U.S. Supreme Court, affect a Utah law, raise the question of bet her its time Utah decriminalized its unenforced laws on sex. those against fornication, adultery, Four Utah laws make "hying together," affairs, ho. and bigamy sodomy mosexual relations and fundamentalist Mormon polygamy, illegal. The potential punishment ranges from up six months 4,.,A.' -- NIIHIWINIOMMINOOSISIIIIIIIIIIIP Li . . i'vytt Nr: , ... 4 '''''''.6b..mioA.wi.iga0000loo'. Sex Outside - , ' - ' s 4 It !.',' 1 CI C z,,,,, . ' - ' . ....................., LP re-:ur- Ely 7' c Katherine Kapos Tribune Staff Writer Everyone has done it driving along thinking about everything but mph. Then a white car, looking suspiciously slips into sight. The first instinct is to hit the brakes, but it's too late. You've been caught by a radar gun. So you run out and buy a radar detector for protection, thinking it will protect against the patrol. But Utah's radar-totintroopers assure that in the endless game of highway cat and mouse, they can always spring the trap. "People pay $200 or even $300 for a radar detectori to save themselves two or three speeding tickets a year," Utah Highway Patrol trooper Lane Ogden said, "There's nothing more frustrating than to have a radar detector and still get caught." Radar detectors have become a $200 million-a-yea- r industry. Manufacturers now advertise in national magazines and the product is sold in itores nationwide. The opposing technology the poLice radar gun makes many people Iuestion whether the detector can repureally live up to its ticket-proo- f ation. The radar gun sends out a wave hat bounces off a car and then to the gun, all in a matter of milliseconds. A radar detector, on its quality, can pick up th, wave several miles from where it was sent. Radar detectors work on the astumption that the gun is running at See Page 2, Column I ,9 ,,--..--- , Hems Be Illegal? speedometer slowly creeps past 30, 1946 MorningApril Wednesday la Talent. Dedication and St le I in Utah A second lawsuit. ble,1 tiv Nit !tat nal ci in tettei ci t on behalf of two Sall Lake. 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