Utah Supreme Court Justice Diana Hagen resigned effective May 8, 2026, ending her four-year term. Her resignation came before an independent investigation into allegations about her personal life could begin. Hagen denied any compromise of her judicial duties and stated she resigned to protect her family from exposure.
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Media Coverage · May 9, 2026
Utah Supreme Court Justice Diana Hagen resigned from her position effective immediately, citing the need to protect her family from the exposure of her personal life. An independent investigation was set to begin into allegations about her personal relationships. Hagen denied that her personal life compromised her judicial duties.
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Diana Hagen Resigned From The Utah Supreme Court And Here Is Why
Media Coverage · May 09, 2026
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Utah Supreme Court Justice Diana Hagen submitted her resignation to Gov. Spencer Cox effective immediately on Friday May 8, 2026, ending her four-year tenure on the state’s highest court before a planned independent investigation into allegations about her personal life could begin. She denied that her personal relationships ever compromised her judicial duties. Then she resigned anyway, to protect her family, she wrote, from the exposure of what she described as the painful dissolution of a thi
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Utah Supreme Court Justice Diana Hagen resigned from her position effective immediately, citing the need to protect her family from the exposure of her personal life. An independent investigation was set to begin into allegations about her personal relationships. Hagen denied that her personal life compromised her judicial duties.
Utah Supreme Court Justice Diana Hagen submitted her resignation to Gov. Spencer Cox effective immediately on Friday May 8, 2026, ending her four-year tenure on the state’s highest court before …
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