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Attorneys for the Utah Legislature and the plaintiffs in the state’s redistricting legal battle cast their final arguments on Tuesday in front of 3rd District Judge Dianna Gibson, who must now sort through more than 1,000 pages of evidence and 15 hours of testimony before deciding the future of Utah’s congressional boundaries. At the end of the hearing, Gibson said she would issue a decision “on or before” Nov. 10. That’s the deadline state election officials have said is the latest possible date a new congressional map can be chosen in order to give county clerks time to ...