Supreme Court Justice Investigation, Utah’s Broke Behaviors, Free Matchas
Utah Republican leaders are investigating a Supreme Court justice for alleged misconduct, after she was already cleared by a bipartisan commission. Host Ali Vallarta, executive producer Emily Means, and producer Ivana Martinez discuss the politics of the situation. Plus, Utahns' "broke behaviors" and local shoutouts.
Resources and references:
- ‘Very little credibility’: Claims against Supreme Court justice found to be ‘misleading’. Cox, GOP lawmakers investigating anyway. [Salt Lake Tribune]
- Did the Legislature break the law by disclosing complaint against Supreme Court justice? [Salt Lake Tribune]
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