Douglas Lovell's attorney argued before the Utah Supreme Court on Friday that his trial attorneys were not effective, and should not have allowed testimony about his church membership status.
<p>SALT LAKE CITY — Douglas Lovell, an inmate on death row in Utah, is hoping to prove his trial attorneys were ineffective.
 Authorities said he tried to hire two other people to kill Yost before deciding to carry out the murder himself. Her body was never found.
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