John W. Huber: Chronic offenders are slipping through the state system

(Chris Detrick | Tribune file photo)
U.S. Attorney of Utah John Huber speaks outside of the federal courthouse in Salt Lake City in 2017.

(Chris Detrick | Tribune file photo) U.S. Attorney of Utah John Huber speaks outside of the federal courthouse in Salt Lake City in 2017.

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