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Utah’s Supreme Court, where unanimity is the rule
Non-unanimous rulings from the Utah Supreme Court are very rare The five Justices serving on Utah’s Supreme Court are the final word when it comes to interpreting Utah law and Utah’s Constitution, yet they labor mostly in obscurity, without attracting … Continue reading
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Utah’s Supreme Court, where unanimity is the rule