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DRAFT IN THE MATTER OF THE REVISION OF THE RULES OF THE SENTENCE REVIEW DIVISION OF THE MONTANA SUPREME COURT

Program Update and Request for Proposals

District Court Safety and Security Funding Application Information

District Court Safety and Security Funding Application
Applications Must be Returned by January 2, 2008 to Receive Funding Priority

New U.S. District Court Local Rules

AF 07-0016 (07-03-07) ORDER - IN THE MATTER OF ADOPTING NEW MONTANA RULES OF APPELLATE PROCEDURE AND REPEALING THE EXISTING MONTANA RULES OF APPELLATE PROCEDURE

2007 State of the Judiciary Address

SJI News
Board Awards First 50-50 Project Grant Montana AOC, NCSC, and SJI Combine Forces to Measure Workload

Threat Reporting Form

Judicial Branch Goals and Objectives

Recent Rule Changes

Top Legal News

Court hearing set for school funding dispute Helena Independent Record, MT - May 6, 2008 The schools “have provided evidence that the same defective funding formula that was before this court and the Montana Supreme Court in 2004 and 2005 may ...

Doughnut Feud Headed to Supreme Court Flathead Beacon, MT - May 6, 2008 WHITEFISH – It appears the next stop for the doughnut rollercoaster is the Montana Supreme Court. At the end of a lengthy council meeting Monday night, ...

KULR-TV Back to Court for School Funding Suit KULR-TV, MT - May 6, 2008 The state contends that the 2005 Legislature did make appropriate funding changes to meet the Montana Supreme Court's definition of "quality education."

Judge rules against city on 'doughnut' Whitefish Pilot, MT - 13 hours ago At Monday night's city council meeting, three people spoke against appealing Curtis' ruling to the Montana Supreme Court and two were in favor. ...

Montana Supreme Court orders new trial for defendant kept in leg ... KPAX-TV, MT - Apr 28, 2008 (AP) - The state Supreme Court has ordered a new trial for a man who was kept in leg shackles during his original jury trial on one felony and three ...

DEQ issues gravel permits without assessment Great Falls Tribune, MT - May 7, 2008 Opper said if the agency loses again in District Court it will appeal the decision to the Montana Supreme Court. Meanwhile, Wittich said a new legal ...