BYU will keep its police department, after a judge dismisses Utah’s decertification efforts

The commissioner for the Department of Public Safety hasn’t ruled out the possibility of an appeal.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) The police station at Brigham Young University on Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019. Brigham Young University will keep its police department after an administrative law judge took the surprising step of tossing the case where state officials had sought to strip the private campus of its policing powers.

BYU will keep its police department, after a judge dismisses Utah’s decertification efforts

The commissioner for the Department of Public Safety hasn’t ruled out the possibility of an appeal.

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