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Jeff Gray

Currently holds the office of Utah County Attorney until December 31, 2026.

Candidate for Utah County Attorney in 2022 Utah General Election.

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Jeff Gray

Utah County Attorney

About Jeff Gray

Professional Experience
Utah Attorney General's Office, Search & Seizure Section Director (1995 - Present)
Salt Lake City Prosecutor's Office, Assistant City Prosecutor (1994 - 1995)
Harding And Associates, Attorney (1991 - 1993)
Degrees
JD, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (1990)
Bachelor's, Brigham Young University, Communication (1987)

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

I will pursue the death penalty in all appropriate cases. Learn more

Rebalance to Ensure Proper Punishment is Sought in Each and Every Case. Learn more

Re-staff with Well Trained, Experience Attorneys. Learn more

If elected, my first priority will be reinstituting the Special Victims Unit. Learn more

Reprioritize Prosecution, not Defending Criminals. Learn more

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Utah County Attorney in Utah General Election
Utah County Attorney in Utah Primary Election

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