(Salt Lake City, UT) — Most Utahns support a bill declaring pornography a public health crisis. A poll by the “Salt Lake Tribune” and Hinckley Institute of Politics finds 57 percent of those surveyed support the legislation. It would leave pornographers vulnerable to lawsuits if it can be proven their products cause emotional or psychological damage.
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