Montana HB710 revises laws related to the judiciary, including subpoena issuance by certain officers and the composition of the Judicial Standards.
Montana HB710 revises laws related to the judiciary by allowing a supreme court justice or district court judge to issue subpoenas requested by an Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Officer. The subpoenas can require the production of various records relevant to investigations of offenses involving the sexual exploitation of a minor. The bill also establishes the composition of the Judicial Standards Commission, allocating it to the Department of Justice for administrative purposes while ensuring its independence.
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