KSL reports that Utah Hospitality Association's lawsuit concerning Utah alcohol laws was dismissed.
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- News (traditional)
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- KSL Non-LDS
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- Journalism
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Dennis Romboy & Peter Samore, "Court Dismisses Liquor Law Appeals, but Leaves Room for Revised Lawsuit," KSL, March 26, 2012, accessed July 7, 2021
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- KSL
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- KSL, Utah Hospitality Association, Judge Bruce Jenkins, Peter Samore, Dennis Romboy, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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- Reading Public
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A federal judge unexpectedly dismissed a lawsuit Monday aimed at overturning recent changes to Utah liquor laws but left the door open for future litigation.
U.S. District Judge Bruce Jenkins gave the Utah Hospitality Association 20 days to amend its complaint, which alleges that state lawmakers conspired with the LDS Church to prohibit bars from selling discounted alcoholic drinks, among other things.
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