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The Montana attorney general last week filed a motion for the state Supreme Court to recuse itself from a case involving its own administrator. Republican Attorney General Austin Knudsen in an April 30 filing called it an "obvious conflict of interest" for the Supreme Court to hear a case deciding if Administrator Beth McLaughlin should release emails involving the judicial branch. Hearing the case, and previously granting an emergency weekend motion by McLaughlin to quash a subpoena for her em...

Image via Anthony Souffle/Star Tribune via Getty Images In March 2021, controversy surrounded Senate Bill 202, a bill in Georgia that would bar outside actors from giving food or water directly to voters waiting in line at polling places, but would allow poll workers and election judges to provide self-serve water to voters. We wrote about the law in greater detail previously. The “food and water” provision prompted opposition from U.S. President Joe Biden, and an intere...

Dr. Giuliano Case Study 1189 Words5 Pages In 2009, a patient sought surgery for steady pain resulting from different back injuries. Having plans for surgery, the patient went to see Dr. Giuliano for a myelogram. This is a diagnostic imaging procedure where they use a needle to inject a contrast into the sac surrounding the spine using X-rays to help reveal problems in the spinal canal, including the spinal cord, nerve roots, and other tissues. This case will discuss parts of the myelogram proce...

Montana lawmakers discuss bill to limit governors powers in extended emergencies By: Jonathon Ambarian and last updated 2021-01-12 20:17:47-05 HELENA — Montana lawmakers heard testimony Tuesday on a bill that would put limits on the governor’s powers during an extended emergency – a response to the orders the previous governor put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic. The House State Administration Committee held a hearing on House Bill 122, sponsored by Republic...

Montana lawmakers heard testimony Tuesday on a bill that would put limits on the governor’s powers during an extended emergency – a response to the orders the previous governor put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Great Falls man charged with raping another child By: MTN News and last updated 2020-12-28 23:54:25-05 GREAT FALLS — Neo Arez Michell has been charged with raping a child in Great Falls. Court documents state that the victim - who is under the age of 16 - told police that Michell "raped me" at a Great Falls residence. An affidavit says that the victim disclosed that Michell had been raping her since she was 13 years old, and that Michell had nude photos of her on his phone....

Agree, judge and prosecutor. but in this case, they have 20 days in which to appeal, and if the judge gave a legal sentence within his boundaries, then its not likely its going to be overturned. as i read montana code, not only was two years the minimum, which is the argument of the prosecutor, it may have been a four-year minimum. however, you have to notice, this was a suspended sentence and, in fact, he got 15 years but the judge suspended the sentence, so, in fact, the actual sentence under ...