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Read the transcript: the Oct. 29 court arguments over SB 258 and Echo Canyon

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On Oct. 29, 7th District Judge Don Torgerson heard about three hours of arguments in Moab on motions asking him to decide parts of the case without a trial, in Friends of the Abajos v. Henderson (case 260700008).

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