Montana Supreme Court

Montana State Senator Greg Hertz told KGVO News on Wednesday that the legislature is withdrawing its subpoenas for records from Montana Supreme Court justices and administrators.

The Montana Supreme Court has denied the Montana Legislature’s effort to disqualify the Supreme Court Justices

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.

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.

Lucky Minerals Inc.’s is appealing the rejection of its permit to conduct exploratory mining outside Yellowstone National Park.

A divided Montana Supreme Court may have overturned a former Bitterroot Valley physician’s conviction on two charges of negligent homicide, but Chris Christensen will still face prison on other charges.

The Montana Supreme Court on Wednesday has overturned a Yellowstone County District Court Judge’s ruling that ballots dated up to June 2 must be counted in the mail-in primary election.

Attorney General Tim Fox said late Tuesday that the Montana Supreme Court has voted unanimously against a petition by the American Civil Liberties Union for Disability Rights Montana that would have forced the release of many inmates in the state prison and other jails.

The man who is responsible for writing and helping to pass many of Montana’s gun laws weighed in on the recent Montana Supreme Court decision striking down the Missoula City Council’s proposed background check ordinance.

Following Tuesday’s Montana Supreme Court 5-0 decision to strike down the Missoula City Council’s proposed mandatory universal background check ordinance, KGVO spoke to City Councilor Bryan von Lossberg, who originally sponsored the ordinance, about his reaction.