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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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Utah is investigating allegations of a relationship between Supreme Court Justice Diana Hagen and David Reymann, a lawyer who has argued cases before the court. The investigation stems from concerns about potential conflicts of interest in the redistricting case, where Reymann represented one of the parties.
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Supreme Court Justice Thompson has been censured by the state legislature. This action is connected to the justice's involvement in proceedings concerning impeachment. The specific court and docket information for this matter are not provided.
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The Appellate Judicial Nominating Commission has selected 12 nominees for two new seats on the Utah Supreme Court. Governor Spencer Cox will choose from this list. The Utah Legislature recently expanded the court from five to seven justices, adding two Court of Appeals judges and three district court judges. This expansion aims to address the court's
In Utah Justice Hagen Resigns
In Judicial commission nominates 12 candidates for two new Utah Supreme Court seats
In State legislature censures Supreme Court Justice Thompson over impeachment role
In Utah investigates alleged relationship between Supreme Court justice and redistricting lawyer