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: StandDown Texas ProjectThe Appeals Debate in Utah
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Today's Salt Lake Tribune carries the editorial, "Off with their heads: Shurleff offers travesty of justice." The state and federal
constitutions provide for a separation of powers among the executive,
legislative and judicial branches of government. The three have
separate and distinct functions and they "check and balance" one
another. It's a good system that has worked pretty well for more than
200 years.
But Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff believes he has a better idea.
Shurtleff -- of the executive branch -- wants to give the
Legislature -- the legislative branch -- power to dictate to Utah
courts -- the judicial branch -- how they should do their jobs, in a
wrongheaded and unconstitutional power grab he's disguising as a way to
expedite executions...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on February 16, 2009 (boomark / email).
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