January / February 2025
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Table of Contents:President’s Message | Preserving Utah’s Judicial Independence and Accountability: A System Worth Protecting 9 by Cara Tangaro Views from the Bench / Southern Utah | Utah’s Juvenile Court Turns 120 14 by The Hon. Michael F. Leavitt Article | In Memoriam: Glenn Keiji Iwasaki 18 by Bill Bohling, Tyrone Medley, Bob Yeates, and Jennifer Yim Legislative Update | How Utah Bar Licensees Can Help 21 by Frank Pignanelli and Stephen Styler Article | A Call to Join the American Inns of Court from a Utah Pegasus Scholar 27 by Meg Glasmann Utah Law Developments | Appellate Highlights 35 by Rodney R. Parker, Dani Cepernich, Robert Cummings, and Andrew Roth Lawyer Well-Being | Dealing with the Difficult Lawyer 38 by Andrew M. Morse Access to Justice | Making Justice Accessible: A Call for Utah Lawyers to Volunteer 42 by Kimberly Farnsworth Article | Harnessing the Power of Collaboration: Civil Legal Services, a Law Student, and the Employment Law Section Provide Justice for Migrant Workers 46 by Pamela Beatse and Connor Dela-Cruz Focus on Ethics & Civility | Artificial Intelligence and the Lawyer’s Duty of Confidentiality 51 by Keith A. Call State Bar News 54 Paralegal Division | Promoting Good Stewardship in Our Profession 68 by Linda Echeverria Classified Ads 70 |
2025 Utah Bar Journals
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January / February 2025Volume 38 No. 1
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President’s Message | Preserving Utah’s Judicial Independence and Accountability: A System Worth Protecting 9 by Cara Tangaro Views from the Bench / Southern Utah | Utah’s Juvenile Court Turns 120 14 by The Hon. Michael F. Leavitt Article | In Memoriam: Glenn Keiji Iwasaki 18 by Bill Bohling, Tyrone Medley, Bob Yeates, and Jennifer Yim Legislative Update | How Utah Bar Licensees Can Help 21 by Frank Pignanelli and Stephen Styler Article | A Call to Join the American Inns of Court from a Utah Pegasus Scholar 27 by Meg Glasmann Utah Law Developments | Appellate Highlights 35 by Rodney R. Parker, Dani Cepernich, Robert Cummings, and Andrew Roth Lawyer Well-Being | Dealing with the Difficult Lawyer 38 by Andrew M. Morse Access to Justice | Making Justice Accessible: A Call for Utah Lawyers to Volunteer 42 by Kimberly Farnsworth Article | Harnessing the Power of Collaboration: Civil Legal Services, a Law Student, and the Employment Law Section Provide Justice for Migrant Workers 46 by Pamela Beatse and Connor Dela-Cruz Focus on Ethics & Civility | Artificial Intelligence and the Lawyer’s Duty of Confidentiality 51 by Keith A. Call State Bar News 54 Paralegal Division | Promoting Good Stewardship in Our Profession 68 by Linda Echeverria Classified Ads 70 |
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