Utah

Clancy’s jurors are applying a Massachusetts rule that asks whether she could appreciate the wrongfulness of her conduct. Utah abandoned that question in 1983
How did something as ordinary as a neighborhood lemonade stand become an activity requiring legislative approval?
Salt Lake City’s recent short-term rental ordinance bans vacation rentals across residential zones, locking operators out of 75% of the city’s housing supply.
Dangerous people have to be held accountable. But is a cell the only instrument? There is an older American answer that owes nothing to Marx.
The question every back-to-school season forces on parents: does this school actually fit my kid?
The lesson from Missouri isn’t that states should stop cutting income taxes. It’s that voters want a clear roadmap for phasing them out, and clarity about the transition would look like.

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