Utah lawmakers seeking to hide officials' calendars from the public
A bill is advancing in the Legislature to make all elected officials’ calendars secret by exempting them from Utah’s public records law.
Source: fox13now.com
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Should an attorney general be elected or appointed? | Opinion
Only seven states appoint, rather than elect, their attorneys general. But is that a better system? Read more.
Source: deseret.com
Opinion: Should Utah take away your ability to elect the attorney general?
Only seven states appoint, rather than elect, their attorneys general. But is that a better system? Read more.
Source: yahoo.com
Is the audit of AG Sean Reyes a precursor to impeachment?
One branch of local government has unanimously voted to investigate another. 20 Republicans and 6 Democrats pushed for a legislative audit into Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes and the AG's Office.
Source: fox13now.com
Sean Reyes, Tim Ballard update: Lawmaker considers changing Utah AG job
A Utah lawmaker is considering changing the Utah attorney general position from an elected official to an appointed one. This comes as Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes is under scrutiny for his relationship with Tim Ballard of Operation Underground Railroad.
Source: deseret.com
Should the Utah A.G. be appointed rather than elected? Reyes' relationship with Tim Ballard prompts discussion
A Utah lawmaker is considering changing the Utah attorney general position from an elected official to an appointed one. This comes as Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes is under scrutiny for his relationship with Tim Ballard of Operation Underground Railroad.
Source: yahoo.com
State senator considers changing Utah attorney general to an appointed position
State Sen. Mike McKell, R-Spanish Fork, said hes considering a constitutional amendment to make the Utah attorney general an appointed position instead of an elected position.
Source: ksl.com