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Cardinals play to the nines in win over Applemen - Vimarsana News

Cardinals play to the nines in win over Applemen

SPRING MILLS -- The lone senior on Spring Mills received his first start of the basketball season Friday night on senior night.

State Supreme Court dumps Judge Christopher from child custody case - Vimarsana News

State Supreme Court dumps Judge Christopher from child custody case

In the High Court ruling, justices write that Christopher “erred as a matter of law” and caused a “gross injustice” by abruptly removing the child from his mother’s custody, giving full custody to the father for the next five years and barring the mother from all contact with her son.

Montana Supreme Court removes Lake County judge from child-custody case - Vimarsana News

Montana Supreme Court removes Lake County judge from child-custody case

In a 5-0 opinion, the Montana Supreme Court took what justices describe as “an extraordinary remedy” of asserting “supervisory control” over a Lake County child-custody case.

Supreme Court removes Judge Christopher from child-custody case - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court removes Judge Christopher from child-custody case

In a 5-0 opinion, the Montana Supreme Court took what justices describe as “an extraordinary remedy” of asserting “supervisory control” over a Lake County child-custody case. The decision, issued Jan. 2, returned a 5-year-old child to the custody of his mother, Shanna Spring ManyWounds of Elmo, and reassigned the case from District Court Judge Deborah “Kim” Christopher to Judge Molly Owen.

MT Supreme Court rules Lake Co. judge erred in custody case - Vimarsana News

MT Supreme Court rules Lake Co. judge erred in custody case

A local judge erred in developing a parenting plan that wasn’t in a 5-year-old child’s best interest, according to a state Supreme Court order.