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Up to three members of the public can also apply to be non-voting, ad hoc members.

Montana’s Senate president on Friday announced the appointment of three House Republicans and five Senate Democrats to the Republicans’ newly created select committee on judicial oversight and invited House Democrats

Up to three members of the public can also apply to be non-voting, ad hoc members.

Montana’s Senate president on Friday announced the appointment of three House Republicans and five Senate Democrats to the Republicans’ newly created select committee on judicial oversight and invited House Democrats to join, but the Democrats said it’s still highly unlikely they participate, calling the committee an attack on the judicial branch and saying it is […] The post Democrats picked for judicial oversight committee; leadership maintains they won’t par...

A select committee will address “judicial overreach” following a series of adverse court rulings regarding GOP-passed laws.

PLUS: Making mountains out of footnotes.

When one branch leaves its lane to interfere with another branch, it’s called abuse of power.

Montana Senate Republicans are launching a new special select committee following several court decisions that went against their favored outcomes, saying those decisions overstepped the separation of powers and alleging several courts violated the state Constitution in the same process.

Democrats said their caucus would not participate in "a committee that has reached its conclusions before it has even met."

Montana Senate President Jason Ellsworth announced he is appointing a new committee to address violations of the state's "seperation of powers"MONTANA SENATE PR