Tribune editorial: U.S. Supreme Court gives a pair of Utah cases a much-deserved smackdown

Utahns should, once again, be thankful for the judicial branch.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Jesse Chief performs a fancy dance as people gather on the steps of the Utah Capitol during a rally, organized by Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, in support of protecting public lands on Saturday, Jan. 11, 2025.

Tribune editorial: U.S. Supreme Court gives a pair of Utah cases a much-deserved smackdown

Utahns should, once again, be thankful for the judicial branch.

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