The proposed resolution would ask a legislative committee to study a possible court for constitutional and government claims, then report its findings to the 70th Legislature.
The proposed resolution would ask a legislative committee to study whether Montana should have a specialty court for constitutional and government claims. It would also examine district court workloads and models used in other states.
The proposed resolution would ask the Legislative Council to assign a committee to study specialty courts. The study would review district court caseloads, specialty court models in other states, and a possible Montana court for constitutional claims, claims involving state agencies or officials, or business claims. The study would examine whether a court for constitutional and government claims is feasible; it would not create that court. The study, including its presentation and review, would need to finish before September 15, 2026. The committee would report its results to the 70th Legislature.
No hearings or votes scheduled.