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Gov. Spencer Cox: Utah court's ruling against Amendment D is 'compelling.'
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said Thursday that he's worried about "judicial activism" in the nation's courts, but broadly trusts the state's judiciary and its system for seating jurists on the bench.
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox takes questions from reporters during a televised press conference on Thursday, Sept. 19. UNIVERSITY—Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said Thursday that he's worried about "judicial activism" in the nation's courts, but broadly trusts the state's judiciary and its system for seating jurists on the bench.
"I'm very proud of the judiciary here," Cox said, "even when I disagree with them." Cox was responding to a question about Amendment D—an attempt by state lawmakers to constitutionally enshrine their superiority over the voting public—which was recently invalidated in part due to…
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