With Public Polls Favoring His Resignation, Swallow’s Case is Murky
The news about John Swallow seems to get progressively worse. His behavior may not have been illegal, but it skirts the line of what the public expects from elected officials enough that a plurality...
View ArticleSwallow swallows his words and Powers’ memory gets less “hazy”
Every week seems to bring a new revelation about John Swallow’s pre-election activities. His supporters (all three of them) keep saying to wait until the evidence gets out, but the way I see it, it’s...
View ArticleA Special Counsel to Investigate Swallow?
Utah Legislature set to move authority for a special counsel to LG With the last day of the Utah Legislative Session upon us, Utah’s representatives are set to finally take action to directly...
View ArticleAppointing versus Electing the Attorney General
To avoid the influence of cash on Utah’s chief law enforcement office, Senator Todd Weiler wants the legislature to look into amending the Utah constitution to allow for an appointed attorney general....
View ArticleFrom drip to fire-hose: ten days of focus on Swallow and Shurtleff
It’s hard not to wonder what kind of service Utah has been getting from its attorney general’s office for the last twelve years. With the news coming fast and furious from every news outlet in Utah,...
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