Utah lawmakers say two gun rights measures will be reintroduced during the 2014 session after failing to become law this year.
Sen. Allen Christensen, R North Ogden, and Rep. Brian Green, R Pleasant Grove, said bills to allow Utah adults to carry a hidden, unloaded gun without a permit and to declare Utah's authority to regulate firearms in the state will return next year.
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