Montana SB69 revises county attorney reporting requirements for child sexual abuse cases.
Montana SB69 revises county attorney reporting requirements for child sexual abuse cases. County attorneys must report to the attorney general twice a year, including case identifiers, dates of initial reports, charges, and decisions to decline prosecution. The attorney general must create a form for these reports and submit an annual report to the law and justice interim committee by August 15. The bill also mandates the retention of records and case notes for 25 years.
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