City of Missoula Broke Constitutional Limits When Charging Homeowner for Sidewalk Repairs, Lawyer Argues
An argument over who should pay for an expanded sidewalk and other damages has resulted in a lawsuit against the city of Missoula.
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Constitutional Scholar Rob Natelson Explains the Second Amendment
An explanation of the second amendment by constitutional scholar Rob Natelson
The Unused Constitutional Ammendment Process Everyone Should Know About
An amendment process tucked into Article V of the U.S. constitution has sat dormant for over 200 years. Now, a group of individuals in multiple states believe it could be the answer to America's current economic trends.
Montana Lawmaker Requests State Make Payment in Gold Instead of Dollars
Montana State Legislator Jerry O'Neil has officially asked the State of Montana to pay him in gold and silver via a letter mailed by O'Neil early this week.
Former UM Law Professor Rob Natelson Responds to Campaign Finance Ruling
Constitutional scholar Rob Natelson responds to the recent decision to slash Montana's individual campaign contribution limits.
Cutting up the Commerce Clause
Chief Justice John Roberts has trimmed back the commerce clause of the constitution. Here's how . . .