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In other news: Gov. Spencer Cox signed 74 bills on Tuesday from Utah's 2024 Legislative Session, and the Utah Supreme Court rules businesses cannot claim COVID-19 as a "disruptive event."
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Chief Justice Durrant highlighted the court's virtual options as one way to make the court more accessible.
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The plaintiffs claim that the new legislative boundaries are gerrymandered and don't reflect the current population or demographics.
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The Utah Supreme Court has issued a ruling in favor of the police. The ruling upheld the ability of the police to use force, if necessary, to get a DNA…
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This week in Utah news:First Lady Jill Biden makes a (very) quick visit to Utah. Senator Mitt Romney gets booed by delegates at the state GOP convention.…
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Rep. Chris Stewart slams Robert Mueller's Russia probe. The Utah Supreme Court finds that a state panel was unconstitutionally blocking medical…
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Rep. Mia Love says the Federal Election Commission has cleared her of illegal fundraising and that her challenger, Ben McAdams, is unethical and should…
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Four women want the Utah Supreme Court to assign a special prosecutor to bring their sexual assault cases to court.The women filed a petition Tuesday…
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For the first time, students on the Utah State University Logan campus watched as a group of five Utah judges held court. Utah Supreme Court Justices…
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The Utah Senate unanimously voted to confirm the nomination of the state's newest Supreme Court justice.Third District Court Judge Paige Petersen will…