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And Justice for All to Host Inaugural Southern Utah Justice Rising Breakfast

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George. The event will feature keynote speaker Senior Judge John J. Walton of Utah's Fifth District Court, with welcoming remarks from former Utah State Representative V. Lowry Snow.

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