What Sutherland’s new statement of principles means for Utah Written by Sutherland recently released its new statement of principles, along with a renewed mission and vision statement. Returning to principled policy debate, and away from contentious political debate,...
3 Supreme Court decisions you need to know about Written by Overturning the Chevron doctrine could serve as a tool to limit the size and scope of the federal government. SCOTUS decision on ATF bump stock ban served as a foreshadowing of the Loper decision. Cities can...
Civics Refresher: The roles of the Utah State Legislature and Congress Written by While casting your vote, it’s important to keep geography and term lengths in mind when considering what could reasonably be accomplished by elected officials. Federalism plays a big...
Defending Ideas celebrates 50th episode Written by Defending Ideas has garnered more than 300,000 views and listens. The show has listeners in 44 states. Key guests have included experts in diverse policy fields and even members of Congress. Sutherland Institute’s...
Q&A: Mail-in voting and Utah’s election process Written by Registered voters across the state began receiving their ballots in the mail last week for the party primaries on Tuesday, June 25. Sutherland’s chief growth officer, Derek Monson, participated in a...
