The Montana Supreme Court has a history of striking down constitutional initiatives that restrain government power. Voiding CI-116 (“Marsy’s Law”) is only the latest example. The court treated CI-116 the same way it treated CI-23, CI-27, CI-30, and CI-75.
The Montana Supreme Court has a history of striking down constitutional initiatives that restrain government power. Voiding CI-116 (“Marsy’s Law”) is only the latest example. The court treated CI-116 the same way it treated CI-23, CI-27, CI-30, and CI-75.
I read with interest the spirited Carlson-Benko-Mott exchange on the Montana Perspective page of the Inter Lake about how to respond to a president who has failed to honor his constitutional duty to “take care that the Laws be faithfully executed.”
