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"Karen Tumlin, managing attorney with NILC, said HB497 would be unconstitutional because it would require a person to wait while local police verified legal status — even after the original reason for a stop had been resolved by either issuing a citation or not finding enough evidence to detain the person. That, she said, would amount to a warrantless arrest. "We see concern with the police-check provision on SB1070 and HB497, which would lead to unlawful detention," she said. But even if the Supreme Court upholds SB1070, both that law and Utah’s law will still be subject to court hearings as lawsuits filed by civil liberties groups would then go forward." - David Montero, Salt Lake Tribune, Apr. 27, 2012.