Montana HB191 revises the offense of endangering the welfare of children by updating penalties and clarifying definitions.
Montana HB191 amends the law on endangering the welfare of children by updating penalties and clarifying definitions. The bill specifies that knowingly violating an order of protection is an offense. It sets fines and jail terms for first and second offenses, with more severe penalties for causing serious bodily injury. The bill also outlines exceptions, such as allowing children to engage in independent activities appropriate for their maturity.
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