Trevor Layne Cook
Official evaluation
From Utah's Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission, copied from the 2026 Voter Information Pamphlet, Office of the Lieutenant Governor of Utah, page 61. The determination, vote count, standards, narrative, response and biography are the pamphlet's words; the labels are ours.
Performance standards, as printed
Justice court judges who receive a basic evaluation are required to meet four minimum performance standards. The Utah Judicial Council has certified to the Commission that Judge Trevor Layne Cook met the following standards:
1.The judge participated annually in no less than 30 hours of continuing legal education for each year of his current term;
2.The judge met the time standards established for all cases held under advisement; and
3.The judge was determined to be physically and mentally competent for office.
In addition, Judge Cook has not been the subject of any public reprimands issued by the Utah Supreme Court during their term of office, thus meeting the performance standard established by the Utah Legislature. Based solely on compliance with these standards, the Commission recommends retention for Judge Cook.
More on how judges are evaluated: judges.utah.gov
Biography
As printed in the state's 2026 Voter Information Pamphlet.
Appointed to the justice court bench in 2012, Judge Trevor L. Cook serves in the Nibley City, Mendon City and Rich County justice courts. Judge Cook graduated from Utah State University with a B.S. in management and human resources, and earned a law degree from Texas Southern University. He is also employed as in-house counsel.
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