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Utah: State Supreme Court


Justices of the Utah State Supreme Court, 1896-1999 (May be incomplete!)
George W. Bartch 1896-1906 James A. Miner 1896-1903 Charles S. Zane 1896-99 Robert N. Baskin 1899-1905 William M. McCarty 1903-18 Daniel N. Straup 1905-17 Joseph E. Frick 1906-27 Elmer E. Corfman 1917-23 Valentine Gideon 1917-27 Samuel R. Thurman 1917-29 Albert J. Weber 1919-25 James W. Cherry 1923-33 Daniel N. Straup 1925-35 Elias Hansen 1927-37 Valentine Gideon 1927-29 William H. Folland 1929-39 Ephraim Hanson 1929-38 David W. Moffat 1933-44 James H. Wolfe 1935-54 Martin M. Larson 1937-46 Roger I. McDonough 1939-66 Eugene C. Pratt 1941-51 Lester A. Wade 1943-66 Abe W. Turner 1944-46 J. Allen Crockett 1951-81 F. Henri Henriod 1951-76 George W. Latimer 1954-59 George W. Worthen 1954-59 E. R. Callister 1959-75 R. L. Tuckett 1966-76 A. H. Ellett 1967-79 Richard J. Maughan 1975-81 D. Frank Wilkins 1976-80 Gordon R. Hall 1977-94 I. Daniel Stewart 1979- Richard C. Howe 1980- Dallin Harris Oaks 1980-98 Christine M. Durham 1982- Michael D. Zimmerman 1984- Leonard H. Russon 1994-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

  • 1927 Feb 2: Joseph E. Frick, died in office.
  • 1927 Feb 19: Valentine Gideon, appointed.
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