UM Law School to Host Live 9th Circuit Court Special Sitting
The arguments begin at 10:00 a.m. and they will be in the George and Jane Dennison Theater.
Montana Supreme Court
Senate President Confronts Montana Supreme Court’s ‘Abuse of Power’
When one branch leaves its lane to interfere with another branch, it’s called abuse of power.
Missoula County joins call to override veto of marijuana revenue bill
The revenue, adopted in Senate Bill 244, would direct marijuana taxes to local counties for road and bridge maintenance, and fund tax breaks for veterans while supporting conservation.
Montana Supreme Court hears Smith River Mine case in Missoula
On Friday, Missoulians had the opportunity to see the Montana Supreme Court in action.
Montana Supreme Court Clears the Way for Black Butte Copper Mine
For those concerned about possible pollution of waters in the area, Schlepp said the company has helped to create a non-profit to provide oversight of the mine.
Montana Files Amicus Brief Challenging ‘Kid Climate Change’ Suit
The Montana State Legislature has added its collective voice to many others in challenging the Held v Montana case.
Montana Legislators Vote Down Special Session on Property Taxes
Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen issued a press release at 5:00 p.m. on Friday.
Farewell to the Man Who Gave Montana a Speed Limit
Stanko was stopped 3 times in the space of a few months.
Montana Supreme Court Justice Slammed for Violent Rhetoric
Former Montana Supreme Court Justice James Nelson gave a prepared speech on Wednesday in the State Capitol Rotunda.
Montana Supreme Court Strikes Down Campus Conceal Carry in HB 102
"My thoughts are that the Supreme Court blew the call," said Knudsen.
Supreme Court Stops Lucky Minerals Yellowstone Gold Mine
This week, the Montana Supreme Court dealt what could be the final blow to the attempt by Lucky Minerals to mine for gold in the Paradise Valley near Yellowstone National Park.
Wrong for Montana asks Supreme Court to Remove I-190 from Ballot
A group opposed to the legalization of recreational marijuana plans to ask the Montana Supreme Court to remove I-190 from the ballot because it violates the Montana Constitution.