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The Law and Justice Interim Committee (LJIC) is a partisan committee of the Legislature that conducts interim studies related to law and justice topics. The committee also provides administrative rule review, draft legislation review, program evaluation, and oversight for the Department of Corrections (DOC), the Department of Justice (DOJ), and ...
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Department of Justice – 2024 Qui Tam Report (17-8-416, MCA)...
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During each legislative session, legislators identify issues...
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Senate Bill 140 is introduced. Court Administrator Beth McLaughlin emails an MJA poll to every judge & justice asking whether they support or oppose SB 140. 58 judges respond to the poll by email/phone. Chief Justice McGrath meets with Governor Gianforte to lobby against SB 140.
23 Δεκ 2022 · Chief Justice McGrath says the report is libelous and asked in a letter to the committee that it be retracted. McGrath maintained that it’s appropriate for justices and judges to assess legislation that will impact the judiciary. Cox also asked that the report be withdrawn.
District Court Judges and Substitutions Annual Report. 2024 Memo. Judicial Branch Annual: 3-1-713 SB 224 (2023) Juvenile Delinquency Intervention Program – Out-of-home Placements, Programs, and Services Biennial Report. 2023 Report. Judicial Branch Biennial: 41-5-2003: Montana Board of Pardons and Parole Biennial Report: BOPP Quality ...
During each legislative session, legislators identify issues they want to study in more depth. They appoint interim committees to conduct these and other studies during the interim between sessions. The House and Senate leadership decides on who will be on the interim committees for the interim.
The LJIC will determine over the course of the 2023-24 interim whether to pursue any legislative proposals related to its work. 2023 Outcome Summary of Legislation Related to Law and Justice Topics. Rules, Guidelines, and Procedures for Interim Committees.
16 Δεκ 2022 · A Republican-led legislative select committee created in the heat of an inter-branch conflict with the judiciary has identified several proposals it says could address the allegations of bias at the heart of the fight, including restrictions on judicial lobbying and clarifying the Legislature’s subpoena powers.
