by The Likely Voter | Apr 9, 2025
How the Constitution can repair today’s social discourse Written by The Likely Voter Yuval Levin believes Americans would benefit from a reintroduction to the Constitution, through the lens of using it as a tool toward social and political unity. The Constitution...
by William C. Duncan | Mar 28, 2025
A big step toward protecting kids from app stores Written by Originally published in Governing. Utah’s 2025 legislative session has just ended. One of the new laws enacted requires online app stores to verify the ages of users trying to download apps, and it’s getting...
by William C. Duncan | Mar 21, 2025
Utah legislative fights over judiciary highlight need to reinforce separation of powers Written by William C. Duncan Originally published in Deseret News. The conclusion of the 2025 legislative session also ended debate over a slew of bills aimed at the Utah Supreme...
by William C. Duncan | Mar 20, 2025
Utah’s recent legislative debate over judicial reform should prompt renewed focus on proper separation of powers Written by William C. Duncan During the just-concluded Utah legislative session, some lawyers and judges expressed concern that bills the Legislature...
by William C. Duncan | Feb 20, 2025
Original public meaning, not subjective intent, should guide Utah judge’s evaluation of scholarship law Written by William C. Duncan Originally published in Utah Policy A recent news report about a challenge to the Utah Fits All program, which provides scholarships to...
by William C. Duncan | Feb 6, 2025
Scholarship lawsuit might be looking for (legal) meaning in all the wrong places Written by William C. Duncan In the ongoing legal challenge to Utah scholarships for families in need to use outside the public school setting, the judge has signaled an intent to look at...
