Montana Attorney General Tim Fox announced today that Montana joined with 19 other states recently in urging the U.S. Supreme Court to review the constitutionality of a New York statute that limits an individual’s Second Amendment right to bear arms.
Generic versions of popular pain relievers must be made harder to abuse, Attorney General Tim Fox and 47 other state and territorial attorneys general told federal officials in a letter sent today by the National Association of Attorneys General.
A Helena jury convicted a Plains man Thursday of one count of theft by common scheme, a felony, of worker’s compensation benefits provided by the Montana State Fund.
Montana’s 63rd Legislature has passed Attorney General Tim Fox’s top legislative priorities from their chamber of origin. The legislature begins its transmittal break today, which is the deadline for voting non-fiscal bills out of their chamber of origin.
Today Attorney General Tim Fox and Governor Steve Bullock announced that Montana has joined eleven other states in support of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) denial of a petition filed November 19, 2012, in federal court to implement new nutrient pollution standards under the Clean Water Act for the Missouri-Mississippi- River Basin.
A Helena jury convicted a Ronan man Wednesday of two felony counts of theft of worker’s compensation benefits provided by the Montana State Fund.
Today Attorney General Tim Fox announced that Montana and ten other states are challenging federal regulations that make it more difficult for Montanans to obtain loans from community banks, and that put Montana’s pension investments at risk.
On Friday the Montana Highway Patrol commissioned nine new troopers at the 54th Advanced Academy Graduation ceremony. The event took place at the Red Lion Colonial Hotel.
This morning Attorney General Tim Fox testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on a bill that would improve the state Sexual and Violent Offender Registry and help protect communities across Montana.
Ten new Montana specialty license plates and one redesigned specialty plate are now available, announced Motor Vehicle Division Administrator Brenda Nordlund today. The plates can be ordered from county treasurer offices.