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Tuesday, March 20, 2018

10th Circuit Court rules SB54 is constitutional

By Bryan Schott, Managing Editor

Just in time for the biennial Utah caucus meetings, a three-judge panel has upheld a lower court's decision in the Utah GOP's lawsuit against SB54.

That means that the group of hardliners who have pushed back against Utah's dual-track nomination method has lost once again in court, and the 2014 compromise law passed by the legislature stands.

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