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Utah Supreme Court Justice Resigns Ahead of Investigation Into Alleged Relationship

She resigned after allegations of an inappropriate relationship with a redistricting lawyer prompted calls for an independent review and renewed scrutiny of the court.

  • On Friday, Utah Supreme Court Justice Diana Hagen submitted her immediate resignation to Governor Spencer Cox, citing the need to protect her family's privacy amid ongoing controversy.
  • Allegations of an affair with attorney David Reymann prompted a Judicial Conduct Commission inquiry that was ultimately dismissed after investigators concluded the complaint lacked credibility.
  • Hagen denied the infidelity claims, yet she voluntarily recused herself from cases involving Reymann in May 2025, noting there was "insufficient evidence to support" the allegations.
  • Cox, Chief Justice Matthew Durrant, Senate President Stuart Adams, and House Speaker Mike Schultz issued a joint statement accepting the resignation while vowing to "strengthen accountability" in the Judicial Conduct Commission.
  • Legislative leaders confirmed the independent investigation into Hagen will end, with information about filling the Supreme Court vacancy expected in the coming days.
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Fox 13 now broke the news in Salt Lake City, United States on Friday, May 8, 2026.
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