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Former Utah Attorneys General Mark Shurtleff and John Swallow make their first court appearance. The Utah Public Service Commission considers a fee for homeowners with solar panels. Democratic senators throw their support behind a new national monument in Utah, to the chagrin of the state's congressional delegation. Libertarians sue Utah over the Common Core. And the owner of a dog shot by Salt Lake City police turns down a settlement offer.
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