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The online edition of the Montana Law Review. This edition is intended to provide legal scholarship that is particularly timely, including previews (or precaps) of upcoming cases important in Montana jurisprudence.

Current Volume: Volume 81 (2020)

Oral Argument Previews

PREVIEW; Kaul v. State Farm: “From the roof tear to the wall, when a policy can’t cover it all” Does the Doctrine of Efficient Proximate Cause Precede Insurance Policy Language in Montana?
Hannah Willstein

PREVIEW; Gallatin Wildlife Association v. United States Forest Service: Public Influence in Administrative Discretion
Noah P. Hill

PREVIEW; Ford Motor Company v. Montana Eighth Judicial District Court: Can Corporations ‘Have It Their Way’ Under Burger King Corp. v. Rudzewicz and Specific Jurisdiction Jurisprudence?
Lauren Amongero and Kevin Ness

PREVIEW; Keefe v. Kirkegard: Constitutional Implications of Sentencing a Juvenile to Life Imprisonment Without the Possibility of Parole
Shelby Towe

PREVIEW; United States v. Sanchez: A Prolonged Traffic Stop and the Scope of a Consensual Search
Danielle Dacus

PREVIEW; Childress v. Costco Wholesale Corp.: Parasitic Emotional Distress – Will Montana Courts Soon be Flooded by Litigation over Hurt Feelings?
Katrina Thorness

PREVIEW; United States v. Campbell: Rocky Mountain High – The Ninth Circuit’s Chance to Concentrate on the Definition of Marijuana
Lauren Moose

PREVIEW; United States v. Milton: Application of a Sentencing Enhancement Where a Firearm is Possessed in Connection with a Simple Drug Offense
Lauren Amongero