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Initiative, CI-132’s ballot statement

February 7, 2026 By lilly

INITIATIVE: CI-132’s proposed ballot statement — “CI-132 amends the Montana Constitution to require that judicial elections remain nonpartisan” — accepted over AG’s revision… Opinion & Order. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Alex Rate, Carlo Clark, Michael Russell, Rachel Parker, Raph Graybill

Initiative, CI-131 ballot statement

January 3, 2026 By lilly

INITIATIVE: AG improperly revised CI-131 proponent’s ballot statement… Opinion & Order. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Alex Rate, David Schwartz, Joel Krautter, Michael Noonan, Michael Russell, Nathan Bellinger, Rachel Parker, Raph Graybill, Roger Sullivan

Environment, clean & healthful = stable climate system

December 21, 2024 By lilly

ENVIRONMENT: Constitution’s clean & healthful environment properly found to include stable climate system, invalidates MEPA review limitation… 16 children had standing to bring challenge… psychiatric exams of 8 children properly denied… Seeley affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Abby Moscatel, Alex Rate, Amanda Galvan, Andrea Rodgers, Andrew Cashmore, Andrew Grossman, Asha Brundage-Moore, Austin Anderson, Barbara Chillcott, Brian Flynn, Brian Thompson, Cale Jaffe, Catherine Smith, Christopher Winter, Clara Derby, David Rivkin Jr., Denise Juneau, Domenic Cossi, Drew Wrigley, Dustin Leftridge, Emily Jones, Eric Grant, Fredrick Ikayo, Hallee Frandsen, Jack Garvey, James Goetz, James May, Jenny Harbine, Jeremiah Chin, John Morrison, John Tabaracci, Joshua Dulberg, Julia Olson, Justin Stalpes, Kaitlin O'Donnell, Kathryn Shanley, Katie Carpenter, Keeley Cronin, Lawrence Anderson, Lee Casey, Lindsay Thane, Mark Stermitz, Matthew Dolphay, Matthew Ralph, Melissa Hornbein, Mia Hammersley, Michael Russell, Monte Mills, Natasha De La Cruz, Nathan Bellinger, Paul Lawrence, Philip Axt, Philip Gregory, Quentin Rhoades, Rebecca Davis, Rob Cameron, Robert Guite, Robert Skinner, Robin Sterling, Roger Sullivan, Ryen Godwin, Selena Sauer, Shannon Heim, Steven Wade, Tanya Washington, Thane Johnson, Timothy Bechtold, William Mercer, Wyatt Sassman

Gender dysphoria, SB 99 preliminary injunction

December 14, 2024 By lilly

GENDER DYSPHORIA: Preliminary injunction enjoining SB 99 which proscribes medications & surgery to treat gender dysphoria in minors affirmed on right of privacy… Marks affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Akila Deernose, Alex Rate, Alwyn Lansing, Carmine Boccuzzi Jr., Colin Gerstner, Courtney Schirr, Derek Oestreicher, Elizabeth Gill, Emily Jones, Heather Shook, Jean Veta, Jon Moyers, Jordan Hershman, Katelyn Kang, Kayla Lindgren, Kell Olson, Malita Picasso, Marthe Van Sickle, Matthew Gordon, Michael Noonan, Michael Russell, Michelle Weinberg, Nora Huppert, Peter Michael Meloy, Peter Renn, Rob Farris-Olsen, Sara Cloon, Sydney Duncan, Thane Johnson, Valeria Pelet del Toro, William Isasi

Abortion, HB 544, HB 862, preliminary injunction

October 12, 2024 By lilly

ABORTION: Preliminary injunction enjoining HB 544, HB 862, and Rule dealing with Medicaid funding of abortions affirmed… Menahan affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Alex Rate, Alwyn Lansing, Dimitrios Tsolakidis, Dylan Cowit, Emily Jones, Erin Erickson, Hillary Schneller, Jen Rasay, Jonathan Youngwood, Lindsay Beck, Michael Black, Michael Noonan, Michael Russell, Mikaela Koski, Nicole Saharsky, Peter Im, Raph Graybill, Rylee Sommers-Flanagan, Simona Strauss, Tanis Holm, Thane Johnson

Officer sexual assault, whether within authority

July 27, 2024 By lilly

OFFICER SEXUAL ASSAULT: Summary judgment for US precluded by factual dispute as to whether BIA Officer was within his authority when he coerced minor into sexual acts… remanded for bench trial before a different judge… Watters reversed (memorandum). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Ninth Circuit Court, Past Issues Tagged With: Alex Rate, Jennifer Weddle, John Heenan, Mark Smith, Randy Tanner, Timothy Bechtold, Timothy Tatarka

Prisoners, suit against guard for allegedly planting meth

July 27, 2024 By lilly

PRISONERS: Inmate’s suit against former guard for allegedly planting meth in cell improperly dismissed for failure to exhaust administrative remedies… Haddon reversed (memorandum). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Ninth Circuit Court, Past Issues Tagged With: Alex Rate, Devi Rao, Elizabeth Leman, Jennifer Wedekind, Phillip Moore

Elections, 2021 voter legislation unconstitutional

March 30, 2024 By lilly

ELECTIONS: Unconstitutionality of 2021 voter amendments affirmed… Moses affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Abha Khanna, Akila Deernose, Alex Rate, Caitlin Boland Aarab, Daniel Stusek, Jacqueline De Leon, John Coghlan, John Semmens, Jonathan Hawley, Jonathan Topaz, Lars Phillips, Leonard Smith, Mac Morris, Marilyn Robb, Matthew Gordon, Niki Zupanic, Patrick Philbin, Peter Michael Meloy, Raph Graybill, Rob Cameron, Rylee Sommers-Flanagan, Samantha Kelty, Theresa Lee

Abortions, APRNs can do, §50-20-109 unconstitutional

May 13, 2023 By lilly

ABORTIONS: State failed to show that abortions cannot be safely provided by APRNs, §50-20-109 limiting to physicians and PAs properly held unconstitutional violation of privacy… Menahan affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Akila Lane, Alex Rate, Brent Mead, Hillary Schneller, Jonathan Youngwood, Kathleen Smithgall, Lindsay Beck, Mathew Gordon

Preliminary injunction, birth certificate sex change

January 14, 2023 By lilly

PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION: State’s motion for supervisory control as to Moses’s SB 280 birth certificate sex change preliminary injunction “clarification” order granted in part but order was “clear and required no ‘clarification'”… order. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Akila Lane, Alex Rate, Elizabeth Halvorson, Emily Jones, Jon Davidson, Kathleen Smithgal, Malita Picasso, Seth Horvath, Thomas Hecht, Tina Solis

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