ACLU Montana files brief challenging anti-LGBTQ law in Montana
The following is a press release via ACLU Montana:BILLINGS, MT - (February 21, 2022) Last Friday, the ACLU of Montana, LAMBDA Legal Defense and Education Fund, and the Center for
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The following is a press release via ACLU Montana:BILLINGS, MT - (February 21, 2022) Last Friday, the ACLU of Montana, LAMBDA Legal Defense and Education Fund, and the Center for
“Appealing the District Court's well-reasoned decision demonstrates the lack of respect that Attorney General Knudsen has for the law and the citizens of this state and country.”
A lawsuit filed by a South Carolina man required to register as a sex offender last month is putting the state's anti-sodomy laws and their use in criminalizing LGBTQ individuals back under the.
A man who was registered as a sex offender for having consensual gay sex is fighting to get his name removed from the list INSIDER 5 hrs ago insider@insider.com (Canela López) © Provided by Business Insider Protesters holding a banner outside the Supreme Court in October 2019. Erik McGregor/LightRocket via Getty Images Randall Menges' name was added to multiple sex offender registries after having consensual gay sex. Menges told the New York Times he considered suicide because of the fallout. A federal judge ruled to remove him from the list, but Montana's attorney gener...
Idaho man who was jailed for seven years for consensual sex at 18 with two 16-year-old boys wins right to no longer have to register as a sex offender Randall Menges was placed on sex offender list 1993 conviction of a crime in Idaho that today is legal gay sex The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 2003 that laws criminalizing consensual sodomy or oral sex were unconstitutional. This week, a federal judge in Montana cleared Menges' record Montana's attorney general is appealing the decision