Foote v. Utah Board of Pardons

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• affording more protection under the Utah Due Process Clause than its federal counterpart in proceedings before the board of pardons
• “Precisely what due process requires of the board of pardons cannot be determined in the abstract, but must be determined only after the facts concerning the procedures followed by the board are [fleshed] out.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).