Tribune editorial: Utah should find another judge like John Pearce to serve on state Supreme Court

Pearce’s decision to retire — to, in his words, “find new ways to serve the people of Utah” — demonstrates anything but partisanship or an overly political agenda.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah Supreme Court Associate Chief Justice John A. Pearce listens to oral arguments for a case challenging the state’s congressional districts before the Utah Supreme Court in Salt Lake City, Tuesday, July 11, 2023.

Tribune editorial: Utah should find another judge like John Pearce to serve on state Supreme Court

Pearce’s decision to retire — to, in his words, “find new ways to serve the people of Utah” — demonstrates anything but partisanship or an overly political agenda.

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