Ethics Commission should make it easier for Utahns to complain, Editorial Board writes

Utahns with concerns about government officials in executive branch should have somewhere to go.

Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Utah Speaker Becky Lockhart and Rep. James Dunnigan speak about Attorney General John Swallow's resignation, Thursday November 21, 2013 in Salt Lake City.

Ethics Commission should make it easier for Utahns to complain, Editorial Board writes

Utahns with concerns about government officials in executive branch should have somewhere to go.

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