HomeLegal DirectoryUtah S.B. 180 (AI-written police reports need a disclaimer + officer sign-off)

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Utah S.B. 180 — Law Enforcement Usage of Artificial Intelligence

Utah · Utah Laws 2025, S.B. 180; Utah Code 53-25-601, 53-25-602

Utah requires every law enforcement agency to adopt a written policy governing employee use of generative AI. Any police report or law enforcement record created wholly or partly with generative AI must contain a disclaimer that it includes AI-generated content, and the author must certify they personally read and reviewed it for accuracy.

Technical detail

S.B. 180 (2025) enacts Utah Code 53-25-601 and 53-25-602, requiring each law enforcement agency to maintain a generative-AI use policy and requiring AI-assisted police reports/records to carry an AI-content disclaimer plus the author's accuracy certification; no statutory penalty is specified.

Who is protected: The public, criminal defendants, and others affected by AI-assisted law enforcement records.

Who must comply: Utah law enforcement agencies and the authors of police reports and records.

Key facts

JurisdictionUtah
LevelState
StatusIn effect
Protection strengthLimited protection
Effective date2025-05-07
Enacted2025-03-25
CitationUtah Laws 2025, S.B. 180; Utah Code 53-25-601, 53-25-602
Enforced byInternal to each law enforcement agency (administrative discipline for policy violations).
Private right of actionNo — agency enforcement only
PenaltiesNone specified; a policy violation may result in administrative disciplinary action by the agency head.
Topicspolice and surveillance AI · government use of AI · AI disclosure and transparency
Last verified2026-06-16
Official sourceS.B. 180, Law Enforcement Usage of Artificial Intelligence (Enrolled), Utah Legislature 2025 ↗

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