Montana Supreme Court
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Montana Supreme Court - Wikipedia
WEBThe Montana Supreme Court is the highest court of the state court system in the U.S. state of Montana. It is established and its powers defined by Article VII of the 1972 Montana Constitution.
Clerk of the Montana Supreme Court
WEBThe Clerk of the Montana Supreme Court, works to provide access to the rulings and opinions of the Montana Supreme Court. The office assists the public in filing appeals; provides information on Montana attorneys and works to guarantee the openness of official filings and public documents.
About the Supreme Court - Montana
WEBPages leads to information on the history of the Montana Supreme Court and biographies of current Justices.
Schedules of the Montana Supreme Court
WEBSchedules, conference agendas and live stream of the Montana Supreme Court.
Montana Judicial Branch
WEBCOURT CASES, SCHEDULES & FILINGS. Search Montana Supreme Court Opinions and Briefs. View the Court's Docket, Daily Orders/Opinions, Calendar and more, Link to live Web Stream. View details ».
Published Opinion Summaries - Montana
WEBThe Montana Supreme Court held legislative amendments to the 2007 Act rendered the Act punitive in nature and therefore violated the ex post facto clause of the constitution if applied retroactively to offenses that happened before the amendments.
Justice Biographies - Montana
WEBThis page contains biographies of the current Supreme Court Justices.
Supreme Court Public View Docket - Judicial Branch
WEBWelcome to the Supreme Court Public View Docket Search. Search for either active or closed cases. Once you make your selection, you can search by either case number, case party, or case attorney.
Montana Supreme Court - Ballotpedia
WEBFounded in 1889, the Montana Supreme Court is the state's court of last resort and has seven judgeships. The current chief of the court is Mike McGrath. As of August 2021, four judges were elected in nonpartisan elections, two judges were appointed by a Democratic governor, and one judge was appointed by a Republican governor.