Today, Attorney General Tim Fox presented Yellowstone County Attorney’s Office Victim-Witness Coordinator Angie Fox with a plaque recognizing her as one of three Outstanding Crime Victim Advocates of the Year for 2014.
Today, Montana Attorney General Tim Fox presented the state’s closing arguments in the Montana v. Wyoming water trial.The attorneys general of Montana and Wyoming presented their arguments before Barton
On Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Montana Department of Justice, local law enforcement agencies, and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will give the public an opportunity to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and unwanted prescription drugs.
Today at the Montana WILD Center in Helena, Attorney General Tim Fox presented Allison McJannet, a fifth-grader at Smith Elementary School in Helena, with the 2014 award for the Montana Bring Our Missing Children Home poster contest.
At a ceremony in Helena this morning, the Montana Law Enforcement Academy graduated 47 new officers who will serve 28 different agencies across the state.
The Montana Department of Justice (DOJ) announced today that its investigation into allegations of missing funds in Mineral County Justice Court has been completed, and that there is insufficient evidence to file criminal charges. The announcement marks the end of a year-long investigation conducted by DOJ’s Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) at the request of Mineral County Attorney Marcia Boris.
Montana Attorney General Tim Fox, a member of the state Board of Land Commissioners, released the following statement after the board voted unanimously to expand the Bull Mountain coal mine in Musselshell County this morning:
Montana Attorney General Tim Fox submitted written testimony to this morning’s U.S. House Judiciary Committee hearing on the Internet sales tax issue.
Montana Attorney General Tim Fox announced today his office has settled a lawsuit with a major pharmaceutical company and will use most of the proceeds to pay for a new prescription drug abuse prevention program, mental health services and mental health programs in the state, and ongoing consumer protection services.
The Montana Department of Justice Division of Criminal Investigation, the Yellowstone County Sheriff’s Office, MSU-Billings Police, the Billings Police Department, and the US Marshals Service today announced the result of a joint operation conducted last week to locate unregistered sexual or violent offenders in Yellowstone County.