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Supreme Court affirms Washington venue in falsification trial

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision on Thursday, ruled that an individual charged with falsification of a document, must be tried in the district where the falsification occurred. The case, Abouammo v. U.S., focused on Ahmed Abouammo, an employee at Twitter's

Supreme Court rules against company lawsuit over unlawful regulations

Supreme Court rules against company lawsuit over unlawful regulations

(The Center Square) - The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision on Thursday, said private companies do not have an automatic right to sue over unlawful contracts. The case, FS Credit Opportunities v. Saba Capital, focused on a company engaged in "activist investing," a practice where

Montana Supreme Court rewords ballot language for Transparent Election Initiative

The Montana Supreme Court unanimously approved new language for a proposed ballot initiative which aims to halt corporate contributions to political candidates. Attorney General Austin Knudsen rewrote the ballot language of the proposal, which is backed by the Transparent Election Initiative. He had previously tried to strike other ballot language

Montana Supreme Court sides with out-of-state couple over Marshall Mountain dispute

The Montana Supreme Court has sided with an out-of-state couple who sued a Missoula couple over a dispute involving the potential sale of Marshall Mountain. In a decision issued in early June, the Montana Supreme Court affirmed the decision of a lower court, the Missoula County District Court

Knudsen, Cromwell respond to Supreme Court in dispute about ICE

Knudsen says dispute is a ‘political’ issue, attorneys for Cromwell call argument “illogical”

Knudsen, Cromwell respond to Supreme Court in dispute about ICE

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen told the Montana Supreme Court in a recent filing that it must dismiss a dispute between his office and the Gallatin County Attorney’s Office because in part the question isn’t a legal one, rather a political one. Meanwhile, Gallatin County Attorney Audrey Cromwell

After 40 years, Montana Surf is still kicking

As the clock winds down to the FIFA World Cup kickoff on Thursday, soccer fans around the world are rallying behind their teams. For Montana Surf, Bozeman’s oldest soccer club, this year’s Cup is extra special. Montana Surf is celebrating 40 years of organized soccer in Bozeman in