Tag: Supreme Court
Montana Leads 27 States Challenging Hawaii’s Gun Carry Ban at Supreme Court
State flips longstanding presumption by banning firearm carry in businesses unless owners explicitly allow it
Montana Leads 22-State Coalition in Supreme Court Fight Over Chicago ICE Protection
AG Knudsen: Violence against federal immigration agents must be stopped before it spreads to other states
Montana Leads 22-State Coalition Asking Supreme Court to Restore Parental Rights in Schools
Coalition challenges Massachusetts school that secretly socially transitioned 11-year-old without parental consent
Billings Attorney Emily Jones Appointed to Montana Judicial Standards Commission
Attorney General Knudsen names Jones to four-year term on panel that investigates judicial misconduct
Who Counts? Trump Poised To Try To Remove Noncitizens From Census
Montana Would Have Gained a Second House Seat Earlier Under a Citizen-Only Census Count, Reviving Debate Over Representation
Supreme Court Clears Path to Defund Planned Parenthood as ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Takes a Byrd Bath
Supreme Court clears the way to defund Planned Parenthood—now it’s Montana’s turn
Daines Proposes Constitutional Amendment to Ban Flag Desecration
Montana Republican continues nine-year push for constitutional protection against flag burning
Montana Leads 28-State Legal Challenge to Maine’s 72-Hour Gun Waiting Period
Legal challenge argues 72-hour waiting period violates Second Amendment protections under Supreme Court’s Bruen standard
Montana AG Celebrates Supreme Court Victory Shielding Gun Manufacturers from Mexico Lawsuit
High court shuts down Mexico’s bid to sue American manufacturers over Mexican cartel and gun violence
Montana’s Legal Push for Abortion Parental Consent Draws Wide Support for Supreme Court Review
Eighteen states, 43 organizations, and key leaders rally behind Montana’s push for parental consent laws in abortion cases.
From Local Ordinance to Supreme Court: Unpacking Missoula’s Urban Camping Debate
In his latest piece, Travis Mateer explores the complexities of Missoula’s Urban Crisis Camping Ordinance and its implications in light of the Supreme Court decision on Grants Pass v. Johnson.
Missoula Legalizes Public Camping as Supreme Court Permits Bans
City Council’s decision contrasts with the recent Supreme Court ruling, highlighting the ongoing conflict over public safety.
