Bill would shrink state Supreme Court from seven justices to five
The Montana Justice Building is seen on Jan. 19, 2023 in Helena. The Attorney General's Office, Montana State Law Library, and Supreme Court Offices are located in this building. (Kate Heston/Daily Inter Lake)
Legislation heard in a Senate committee this week would reduce the number of associate justices on the Montana Supreme Court from six to four over the next several years.
Under current law, the court comprises seven members: a chief justice and six associates...
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