Another state bill (with teeth) to nullify federal law enforcement.

Another good piece from Utah and it looks like it successfully made it through the state senate. A bill that severly restricts the overall operation of federal law enforcement agencies in the state. This is another one with the teeth of enforcement and prosecution contained in it. It deals with wild life agencies initialy but also has written in to it broad scope over all federal agenices and laws with in the state.
http://le.utah.gov/~2010/bills/hbillint/hb0146.htm
Highlighted Provisions:
This bill:
defines federally managed land;
provides that unless specified under Utah law, federal employees may only exercise law enforcement authority authorized by federal statute and consistent with the United States Constitution; provides that Utah does not recognize federal law enforcement authority beyond that necessary to manage, use, and protect federally managed lands;
provides that Utah does not authorize federal law enforcement action or prosecution based on Utah law;
authorizes state and local law enforcement agencies to assist in enforcing federal law on federally managed lands by authorized contract;
provides that agreements with the federal law enforcement agency may not be for longer than one year;
provides that state and local law enforcement agencies may not allow federal law enforcement agencies to use state or local resources without the written consent of the head of the state or local law enforcement agency;
requires the county sheriff to review the activities of any federal law enforcement agency within the county and report to the county attorney;
and authorizes the attorney general and county and district attorneys to prosecute federal law enforcement employees for acting:
.beyond the scope of federal law; or
.if the federal law is not consistent with the Constitution of the United States.