Ellen Brady: The Utah Legislature, which has long tried to strip away power from the executive branch and consolidate it for itself, is now attempting to strip power from the judicial.
are also circled. Victims of domestic violence and sexual assault do not need to be subjected to additional traumatic rounds of questioning by defense attorneys during the preliminary hearing process when they are already profoundly reluctant to report and prosecute the crimes against them.
. Instead, I simply beg our Legislature to recognize that there are valid reasons to put a pause on the implementation of SB174 until the courts can resolve its validity under Utah’s Constitution.
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