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

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

Status
In effect
Took effect
May 7, 2025
Applies to
Utah law enforcement agencies and the authors of police reports and records.
Enforced by
Internal to each law enforcement agency (administrative discipline for policy violations).

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.

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

Legal 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.

Key facts

JurisdictionUtah
LevelState
StrengthLimited
EnactedMarch 25, 2025
CitationUtah Laws 2025, S.B. 180; Utah Code 53-25-601, 53-25-602
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
Bill textS.B. 180, Law Enforcement Usage of Artificial Intelligence (Enrolled), Utah Legislature 2025

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