Free Exercise of Religion Revisions

Summary

The bill changes Utah’s Governmental Immunity Act so the state and its employees can be sued when they violate free‑exercise of religion rights. It also updates the religious‑freedom statute to let plaintiffs seek damages, court orders and other relief. This affects any person or group filing a religious‑freedom claim against a government entity.

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