A complete transcript of the proceedings of the Montana Constitutional Convention, held in 1971-72 to revise and update the state's constitution. Includes a detailed index for easy reference, as well as background information on the convention and its goals.
This book presents a plan for improving the state court system in Montana, submitted to the Constitutional Convention of 1971-72. It covers topics such as court administration, judicial selection, and the rights of defendants and victims, and includes detailed recommendations for legislative action. The authors draw on their extensive experience in law and public policy and offer a compelling argument for the importance of a fair and effective court system.