Montana high court will decide on legislative subpoena power
The building that houses the Montana Attorney General's Office and the state Supreme Court is seen in Helena in this file photo. (Eliza Wiley/Montana Free Press)
HELENA (AP) — The Montana Supreme Court said Tuesday that it will decide whether lawmakers had the power to subpoena the emails of the court's administrator.
The justices unanimously denied the Legislature's request to dismiss a motion from court administrator Beth McLaughlin asking if lawmakers had the right to subpoena her emails...
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