Behind the Headlines: Shurtleff, Swallow, a..

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Former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff pays a visit to Utah's Capitol Hill, expressing outrage for a raid on his home. Former AG John Swallow and his attorney part ways. Lawmakers try to fix the backlog of unprocessed rape kits, at least temporarily. Bluffdale withdraws from the State Records Committee and creates its own, a move open government proponents decry. And a Salt Lake City police deputy retires months after sexual harassment claims are filed against the officer.

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Behind the Headlines: Shurtleff, Swallow, and rape kits