Montana Law Review

Montana Law Review Founded in 1940, the Montana Law Review is a journal of legal scholarship edited and published by the students at the University of Montana School of Law.

The Montana Law Review is one of the most important resources of legal scholarship in the State of Montana, and it is the most important scholarly journal chronicling and evaluating developments in Montana law. Its focus, however, is by no means provincial as the Review publishes scholarly articles on timely topics of regional and national import. The purpose of the Montana Law Review is to inform and influence in order to improve the creation, administration, and practice of law in this state, the region, and the nation. Montana Law Review membership is composed of second and third year students. The Editorial Board, made up of third year students who have served as Staff members during their second year, is primarily responsible for editing, organizing, and publishing the Montana Law Review. Each Staff member is responsible for contributing a written submission to be considered for publication, editing submitted material, assisting with publication, selling Montana Law Review gear, and helping with Law Review events. The written submission may be a comment, survey, preview, or case note. Staff members receive one academic credit per semester based on the quality of editing and written submissions. Editors receive two academic credits per semester based on the quality of work performed as an editor.

MLRs second issue of Volume 83 is now available; read online at https://scholarworks.umt.edu/mlr/ , and thanks to all ou...
09/21/2022

MLRs second issue of Volume 83 is now available; read online at https://scholarworks.umt.edu/mlr/ , and thanks to all our print subscribers!

The Montana Law Review is the scholarly forum for the Alexander Blewett III School of Law.

09/18/2022

MLR is so grateful to our incredible community of scholars, practitioners, and leaders for the thoughtful and provoking conversations at this year's Browning Symposium; Montana's Constitution: The Next 50 Years. reminded us why defending Montana's Constitution is so important.

Special thanks to our wonderfully generous sponsors: Morrison Sherwood Wilson Deola PLLP, HagEstad Law Group, PLLC, Hall Booth Smith, P.C., Williams Law Firm, Crowley Fleck PLLP, Moulton Bellingham, Corette Black Carlson & Mickelson, Montana Trial Lawyers Association, and the University of Montana's Office of the Provost.

09/16/2022

Join keynote address (and other festivities) via Zoom here!

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09/16/2022

The Montana Law Review presents: The 2022 Honorable James R. Browning Symposium Montana’s Constitution: The Next 50 Years

MLR is ready for —scan the code for the full program!
09/15/2022

MLR is ready for —scan the code for the full program!

The Short Circuit event with Anthony Sanders has been moved from LAW 219 to the Castles center—see you soon!
09/15/2022

The Short Circuit event with Anthony Sanders has been moved from LAW 219 to the Castles center—see you soon!

Today is the day! MLR is so excited to kick off its 2022 Browning Symposium; scan the QR code to access the info...and p...
09/15/2022

Today is the day! MLR is so excited to kick off its 2022 Browning Symposium; scan the QR code to access the info...and please don't forget to tag us your thoughts, experiences, and feedback

MLR is privileged to have former Montana Gov. Racicot attend the Browning Symposium and deliver its Closing Keynote Addr...
09/14/2022

MLR is privileged to have former Montana Gov. Racicot attend the Browning Symposium and deliver its Closing Keynote Address this Friday at 5pm. Remember, all events will be free and open to the public—held on campus and available by Zoom. Click the link for more: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/browning-symposium-2022-montanas-constitution-the-next-50-years-tickets-402637197697?fbclid=IwAR0cU3_4JgyZOtOcoTvp_OOgA3vwsoG-63ruSGOIGWXouQPcpax2R-xRLng

We are honored for Marc Racicot, Montana's 21st Governor, to deliver our Closing Keynote Address! https://bit.ly/3T1SLaK

UM Law alum Constance Van Kley, of Upper Seven Law will also be joining MLRs Browning Symposium line-up. Remember, all e...
09/14/2022

UM Law alum Constance Van Kley, of Upper Seven Law will also be joining MLRs Browning Symposium line-up. Remember, all events will be free and open to the public—held on campus and available by Zoom. Click the link for more: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/browning-symposium-2022-montanas-constitution-the-next-50-years-tickets-402637197697?fbclid=IwAR2VkOErCnAffj_sckgHVdK12ypFyAmJo8w_ypZ5pytDwClyQgMdEuci4SA

Our very own alum, Constance Van Kley, will contribute to our fourth panel, "A Declaration of Rights: The Future of Montana's Liberties and Freedoms." We can't wait to have you back in the building, Constance!

MLR is honored to have Miriam Seifter as part of its 2022 Browning Symposium. All events will be free and open to the pu...
09/14/2022

MLR is honored to have Miriam Seifter as part of its 2022 Browning Symposium. All events will be free and open to the public—held on campus and available by Zoom. Click the link for more: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/browning-symposium-2022-montanas-constitution-the-next-50-years-tickets-402637197697?fbclid=IwAR2VkOErCnAffj_sckgHVdK12ypFyAmJo8w_ypZ5pytDwClyQgMdEuci4SA

Miriam Seifter will lend her expertise on voting, elections and Montana's future of constitutional democracy!
https://bit.ly/3T1SLaK

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