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A bill that would end up requiring a death certificate for miscarriages drew criticism that it was part of “an anti-choice” agenda, but sponsor Rep. Braxton Mitchell, R-Columbia Falls, said he was willing to amend the most controversial part of the legislation.
No opponents testified, but Republicans grilled sponsor Rep. Ed Stafman, D-Bozeman, on the need for a red flag law. Shortly after closing remarks, Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee voted to table the bill.
Introduced by Rep. Braxton Mitchell, the measure will establish the state’s fourth veteran’s cemetery adjacent to the Montana Veterans Home
Montana would establish a new state veterans' cemetery in Columbia Falls under a bill the state House endorsed unanimously Tuesday.
