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Adjunct law prof Troy Booher writes the OpEd, "Delay giveing Legislature judicial power," in the Deseret News.The Utah attorney general has proposed a constitutional amendment that
would transfer judicial power to the Utah Legislature. The proposal is
SJR14, which provides that "following a direct appeal, a person may
challenge the legality of a conviction or sentence only as provided by
statute." This means that the Utah Legislature, not the Utah Supreme Court,
would determine when and whether Utah courts could review illegal
convictions and sentences.
Utah's Constitutional Revision Commission ? made up of
legislators, judges and ordinary citizens ? has asked for more time
to study the proposed amendment. The attorney general wants immediate
action...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on February 20, 2009 (boomark / email).
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