Utah SB0183 prohibits law enforcement officers from tampering with private surveillance cameras without owner permission or a court order.

Utah SB0183 amends the law to prohibit law enforcement officers from tampering with, changing the viewing direction of, or disabling privately or commercially owned surveillance cameras. Exceptions to this prohibition include obtaining the owner's permission or a court order before taking such actions. If exigent circumstances exist, officers must notify the owner or obtain a court order as soon as practicable. The bill takes effect on May 6, 2026.

Utah SB0183 prohibits law enforcement officers from tampering with private surveillance cameras without owner permission or a court order.

Utah SB0183 amends the law to prohibit law enforcement officers from tampering with, changing the viewing direction of, or disabling privately or commercially owned surveillance cameras. Exceptions to this prohibition include obtaining the owner's permission or a court order before taking such actions. If exigent circumstances exist, officers must notify the owner or obtain a court order as soon as practicable. The bill takes effect on May 6, 2026.