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Montana Law Taking on Federal Militarization of Police Now in Effect

Montana Law Taking on Federal Militarization of Police Now in Effect

by Mike Maharrey | Oct 1, 2015 | Police, State Bills

HELENA, Mont. (Oct. 1, 2015) – Today, a law that will heavily diminish the impact of federal programs militarizing local police in Montana went into effect. Introduced by Rep. Nicholas Schwaderer (R-Superior), House Bill 330 (HB330) bans state or local law enforcement...
Montana Bill to Help Block Federal Militarization of Police Signed into Law

Montana Bill to Help Block Federal Militarization of Police Signed into Law

by Michael Boldin | Apr 23, 2015 | Police, State Bills

HELENA, Mont. (Apr. 23, 2015) – A bill that would heavily diminish the effect of federal programs that militarize local police was signed into law today. Introduced by Rep. Nicholas Schwaderer (R-Superior), House Bill 330 (HB330) bans state or local law enforcement...
To the Governor’s Desk: Montana Legislature Passes Bill to Limit Federal Militarization of Police

To the Governor’s Desk: Montana Legislature Passes Bill to Limit Federal Militarization of Police

by Michael Boldin | Apr 8, 2015 | Police, State Bills

HELENA, Mont. (Apr. 8, 2015) – A bill that would heavily diminish the effect of federal surplus equipment programs that militarize local police was given final approval by the Montana House today. The vote was 79-20. Introduced by Rep. Nicholas Schwaderer...
Montana Senate Votes 46-1 to Limit Federal Militarization of Police

Montana Senate Votes 46-1 to Limit Federal Militarization of Police

by Michael Boldin | Mar 30, 2015 | Police, State Bills

HELENA, Mont. (Mar. 30, 2015) – A bill that would heavily diminish the effect of federal surplus equipment programs that militarize local police was passed by the Montana Senate today. The vote was 46-1. Introduced by Rep. Nicholas Schwaderer (R-Superior), House Bill...

Bill to Limit Federal Militarization of Local Police Passes Montana Senate Committee, 11-1

by Shane Trejo | Mar 16, 2015 | Police, State Bills

HELENA, Mont. (Mar. 16, 2015) – A bill that would place strict limits on the type of military equipment state and local law enforcement can obtain through federal surplus programs passed a Montana state senate committee 11-1 last week. The vote was 11-1....
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