If you are uncertain about the role of the Montana Supreme Court when it comes to the Montana Constitution, you shouldn’t be. Because you and your fellow Montanans own them both. Since Montana became a state, we have had only two Constitutions, one adopted in 1889 and the second in 1972. The U.S. Constitution is a separate document from the Montana Constitution, which only applies in Montana. The...
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