Montana HB617 would require the Attorney General to seek public input before engaging in litigation where the state has an interest.
Montana HB617 amends the duties of the Attorney General to include provisions for public input on litigation where the state may have an interest. The Attorney General must provide a statement of intent at least 10 business days before engaging in such litigation, except in emergencies. This statement must be posted on the Department of Justice website. The bill also mandates a public hearing with at least 5 business days' notice, allowing citizens to comment on the proposed litigation.
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