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Attorney General Steve Bullock on Friday ruled that Montana’s subdivision review law applies to all potential uses, not just residential uses. The opinion also concluded that an exemption from review for the sale, rent or lease of multiple parts of a building applies only to a single building, not to multiple buildings.
In a formal opinion released Wednesday, Attorney General Steve Bullock has concluded that a candidate may file for an elected office if, at the time the candidate begins to serve in that office, he or she will have had an eight-year break in service over a 16-year period.
The Montana Department of Justice and the Office of Public Instruction are working together to give Montana students the opportunity to participate in state and national poster contests which focus on the theme: “Bring Our Missing Children Home.”
On Dec. 30, the Montana Supreme Court sided with Attorney General Steve Bullock and re-affirmed Montana’s ban on direct corporate contributions in political elections. Bullock personally argued the state’s case for restoring the ban and has played a national role in working to maintain the integrity of elections.
This page contains new and archived press releases, background information and more about this ongoing case.
Special Prosecutor Ole Olson Defends Children
The children Ole Olson works with are people who almost never have a voice. Olson, 34, is a special prosecutor in the Montana Department of Justice’s Children’s Justice Center. He focuses on child victims of sexual abuse, including many children who have been the subject of Internet-shared child pornography.
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The Programmer Behind the SVOR: Terri P.
To Montana’s citizens, the SVOR website simply works. But to Terri P., a computer programmer analyst at the Montana Department of Justice, the Sexual or Violent Offender Registry works because she wrote computer code making it work.
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Trooper Winchell: Career of Service
Montana Highway Patrol Tamra Winchell, 29, decided in fifth grade she wanted to be in law enforcement. She has been with the force since 2005. Three years into her career as a Montana Highway Patrol trooper, Winchell was badly injured when she was hit by a drunk driver while investigating a vehicle accident.
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