Published opinions from 1999. The case name opens the case page.
October 26, 1999296 Mont. 361
The Montana Supreme Court affirmed a preliminary injunction barring enforcement of amendments that prohibited certified physician assistants from performing pre-viability abortions under physician supervision.
October 26, 1999296 Mont. 361
The Montana Supreme Court held that health care providers had standing to assert their patients’ privacy rights and that Montana’s Constitution protects a woman’s right to obtain a pre-viability abortion from a provider of her choice.
The Montana Supreme Court held that the District Court abused its discretion when recalculating child support by increasing Linda Noble's self-support reserve for college-loan payments while expressly finding that no guideline variances applied.