On Thursday, several Utah lawmakers published a letter explaining their intent to charge Utah abortion providers with a crime, despite an injunction to Utah's trigger law which places the law on hold. Multiple lawmakers signed onto this letter, but later, some walked back their signatures.  Rep. Steven Handy says the letter was not what he thought it was when he signed it. He spoke on Jeff Caplan’s Afternoon News

<p>On Thursday, several Utah lawmakers published a letter explaining their intent to charge Utah abortion providers with a crime, despite an injunction to Utah's trigger law which places the law on hold. Multiple lawmakers signed onto this letter, but later, some walked back their signatures.  Rep. <a href="https://house.utleg.gov/rep/HANDYSG/">Steven Handy</a> says the letter was not what he thought it was when he signed it. He spoke on Jeff Caplan’s Afternoon News</p>

News, politics, traffic, weather and more from Utah, anchored by veteran news junkie Jeff Caplan alongside Maria Shilaos.

<p>News, politics, traffic, weather and more from Utah, anchored by veteran news junkie Jeff Caplan alongside Maria Shilaos.</p>

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