In 1902, the Utah Legislature purchased 65 acres at this location, naming it "Agriculture Park".
That is the Utah State Fairpark
Mormon pioneers first viewed the Salt Lake valley from this location.
What is This is the Place
Developed between 1903-1917, these two "skyscrapers" were named the "Wall Street of the West".
What is Exchange Place
This amount of electrical power required to operate the DeLorean's flux capacitor and make time travel possible.
What is 1.21 gigawatts
Graham vs. Connor set the objectively reasonable standard for use of force standard with these three prongs.
What is...
1. The severity of the crime
2. Immediacy of the threat
3. Level of suspect resistance
1392 Glenrose Dr. is a filming location for this movie.
What is The Sandlot
In 1908-1910, this location was built to house and service over 100 streetcars which connected neighborhoods across Salt Lake City.
What is Trolley Square
Beginning in the 1870s, this alleyway-style street became a hub for saloons, parlor houses, and rooms rented by female boarders.
What is Regent Street
This fictional town is the setting of Stranger Things.
What is Hawkins, Indiana
In Rodriguez v. United States, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled this unconstitutional as an unreasonable seizure under the Fourth Amendment unless there is a reasonable suspicion of criminal activity.
What is extending a routine traffic stop to conduct a dog sniff
This area was first developed to provide affordable housing for returning World War II veterans. The neighborhood's curvilinear streets were intended to resemble a flower stem when viewed from above.
What is Rose Park
Dedicated in 1882, this oldest and 2nd largest Utah park was once used as the city zoo.
What is Liberty Park
This area was initially referred to as "The dry bench" as water had to be carried up from the creek below.
What are the Avenues.
This skyscraper was taken over by terrorists in Die Hard.
What is Nakatomi Plaza
Caniglia v. Strom (2021), is a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court decision holding that the Fourth Amendment's "community caretaking" exception to the warrant requirement does not extend to this.
What is the warrantless search into a home
Prior to 1890, this was used to transport municipal sewage and industrial waste directly out of the city.
What is the Jordan River
From 1855-1951, the Utah Territorial Prison was in operation in this current location.
What is Sugarhouse Park and Highland High School
This area was the location of a gristmill, a sawmill and a tollhouse for those using this area to harvest timber.
What is City Creek Canyon
Perched near the famous "Hollywood" sign, this filming location was featured in La La Land & The Terminator
What is the Griffith Observatory
As a result of this case, officers may detain someone based upon reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime rather than probable cause.
What is Terry v. Ohio
In 2012, 151 trees were planted in this park to honor local public safety officers.
What is Riverside Park
This area was named after an 1853 beet sugar factory that ultimately failed to produce sugar.
What is Sugarhouse
This location first opened as a pizza and pasta parlor called Bimbos (or Bimbos in the Cellar), featuring wooden pews and closures on Sundays for church use.
What is The Pie Pizzeria
This is a fictional multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology company in Capcom's Resident Evil franchise.
What is the Umbrella Corporation
In Florida v. Jardines, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that this is part of the home for 4th Amendment purposes.
What is curtilage