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  "path": "/opinion/commentary/2026/04/10/voices-ive-seen-aftermath/",
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  "textContent": "“School zones are where our laws should be clearest and strongest because the consequences of mistakes can be catastrophic,” writes Thaddeus Wendt in an op-ed. “But Utah is moving in the opposite direction.”",
  "title": "Voices: As a personal injury attorney, I’ve seen the aftermath of dangerous driving in school zones. Utah is moving in the wrong direction."
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