Establishes burden of proof for challenging state legislative acts as unconstitutional
Amends the Montana Code to require the Supreme Court to uphold a state legislative act unless a challenger proves it is unconstitutional beyond a reasonable doubt. This applies except in cases where the state constitution mandates a different standard of review. The amendment aims to simplify judicial proceedings and promote speedy determination of litigation.
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