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Rebecca Crozier, an Idaho resident with a fatal fetal diagnosis, traveled to Utah to obtain an abortion since Idaho's near-total ban does not allow exceptions for fatal anomalies like anencephaly. Utah permits abortion up to 18 weeks, enabling Crozier to receive timely care not available in her home state.

The Utah Supreme Court heard three back-to-back cases on Monday asking the high court to block a transfer of the cases to the Utah Legislature’s newly created, randomly selected three-judge panel specifically meant to hear challenges to Utah laws. Attorneys in the three lawsuits — Planned Parenthood’s challenge to the state’s near-total abortion ban, the […]

A Utah Supreme Court justice now won’t participate in two cases — the first dealing with gerrymandering and another on abortion — that are each challenging the constitutionality of the Utah Legislature’s newly created rotating three-judge “constitutional court” specifically meant to hear challenges to state laws. Utah Supreme Court Justice John Nielsen, who was first […]