State Bar of Montana

Friday, November 20

Bankruptcy papers show big trouble at Moonlight Basin
Bozeman Chronicle

Yellowstone County wins in Bromgard case
Billings Gazette

Billings woman sentenced for role in child’s death
Billings Gazette

Agency pushes penalty changes for illegal alcohol sales
Great Falls Tribune

ACLU sues Lake County jail over medicine withheld from pregnant inmate
Missoulian

Darby man gets 13 months at sentencing for sixth DUI
Missoulian

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State/Federal Planning Rules, Jan 29, Helena
Annual Real Estate CLE, Feb 12, Fairmont
Bench-Bar Conf, Feb 19, Missoula
Eminent Domain, Feb 26, Bozeman
Energy Issues (Wind, Solar, etc.) March 5, Great Falls
Basic Office Practice, March 12, Butte
Family/Elder Law Update, March 19, Helena

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