Quentin Rhoades

A comment made in jest to ‘shoot’em’ by a local attorney, referring to replacing school board members during a meeting held at Crosspoint Church on Monday night, has drawn criticism from local and state school officials, as well as a lengthy comment from the attorney himself.

‘City Parks and Recreation staff may prohibit individuals with a current COVID 19 positive status, or a current COVID 19 close contact status from currently participating in city parks and recreation programs while the individual is in such a status. Individuals do not have any right to spread or potentially spread a communicable disease’

Missoula Attorney Quentin Rhoades appeared on the KGVO Talk Back show on Thursday to address the issue of masks for elementary school children and his efforts to call out what he termed a lack of science in the policy.

After John Lott’s story on alleged election fraud in Missoula County, one of the points of contention between Representative Brad Tschida through local attorney Quentin Rhoades was the video of the actual vote counting on election night, which was live-streamed on You Tube.

A group in Bozeman working with an attorney in Missoula filed a lawsuit in Helena District Court on Monday to block Governor Steve Bullock’s COVID 19 mandates regarding masks and that forced bars, taverns and restaurants to limit capacity and hours.

KGVO published an online story on Friday with comments from Missoula County Attorney Kirsten Pabst in which she provided the state statutes used by the Health Board to institute the new mandatory masking policy.

Missoula attorney Quentin Rhoades has filed a complaint with the Montana Commissioner of Political Practices against Missoula Representative and Attorney General Candidate Kimberly Dudik.

Missoula City Attorney Jim Nugent referenced a recent Montana Supreme Court decision that revolves around protected attorney-client privilege to deny access to the city's Mountain Water legal bills.

On Monday, District Judge Ray Dayton of Anaconda heard arguments from Bozeman Republican Art Wittich in preparation for a major Montana campaign finance case set to occur on March 28. Wittich is accused of accepting illegal campaign contributions, and Wittich’s attorney Quentin Rhoades argued during the pre-trial hearing that Montana Commissioner of Political Practices Jonathan Motl has unfairly targeted Wittich.