Welcome to Legally Speaking, a podcast for those who want quick and summarized information on important issues and cases the state is handling.
Legally Speaking
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Welcome to Legally Speaking, a podcast for those who want quick and summarized information on important issues and cases the state is handling.
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4/7/2022
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Recent Episodes
December 26, 2024
Ryan Goodrich Title Fraud Case
Ryan Goodrich was a trusted title agent who became a thief. The Utah Attorney General’s Office prosecuted the case and sought justice for the victims in October. For years, Goodrich ran Synergy Title in Syracuse and, outwardly, lived an ideal life. In truth, Goodrich stole more than $9 million from real estate buyers, sellers and lenders over two years. And, behind the scenes, Goodrich kept the money he was supposed to pay clients for selling their homes. He didn’t complete financial transactions; he kept the money. He tried to hide it but our Assistant Attorney General prosecuting the case says his scheme buried him in evidence. Wayne Jones of our Mortgage and Financial Fraud Division joins us on this Legally Speaking podcast to share more.
November 26, 2024
ICAC Cases On the Rise: A Dark Trend
<p></p> <p>Utah’s Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force is busier than ever, with a steadily rising number of cases coming to our office from the National Institute for Missing and Exploited Children and other sources.</p> <p> </p> <p>In this edition of Legally Speaking, we look at the reasons why there are more cases of child sexual abuse material, more children exploited, and more children harmed by adult contact than ever before in this state.</p> <p> </p> <p>Parents need to know what’s happening and what the trends are in our community, even if it’s uncomfortable to hear.</p> <p> </p> <p>The Utah AG’s ICAC Commander—Sete Aulai—has the facts and an important update for us on this episode.</p> <p></p>
November 12, 2024
Identifying Child Sex Abuse Material
Child Sex Abuse Material or CSAM is a legal definition for what we used to refer to as ‘child pornography.’ It is an important distinction that has been codified into Utah State Law, for very good reasons. As we speak to our Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, the CSAM distinction is important moving forward. We’ll examine why in this edition of Legally Speaking as we interview Sete Aulai, Commander of the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.
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