Unpacking MTLeg Judicial Proposals

By Tanner Avery

03/02/2023

To help our followers better understand these reforms and their current status, Frontier’s Tech & Innovation Policy Analyst, Chris Isaacs unpacks these reforms in his most recent column.

TAGS: Center For New Frontiers, Judicial Bias, tech and innovation

Judicial Watch: An Update Of The 2023 Judicial Reform Bills

By Frontier Institute

03/01/2023

"Many judicial reforms are focused on re-establishing the separation of powers through greater accountability and oversight of the judiciary."

TAGS: Center For New Frontiers, Judicial Bias

Frontier Institute Statement In Support Of HB 605

By Frontier Institute

02/22/2023

Lawmakers can strengthen the rights of Montanans by limiting judicial bias toward the government

TAGS: Center For New Frontiers, Judicial Bias

Blind Justice: The Right To An Unbiased Judiciary

By Frontier Institute

02/15/2023

"Ultimately, the legislature, as representatives of the people, have a duty to act as a check on the government, ensuring standards necessary to guarantee the integrity and impartiality of the judiciary."

TAGS: Center For New Frontiers, Judicial Bias

Who Watches the Watchmen? The State of Judicial Accountability in Montana

By Frontier Institute

01/04/2023

"Most concerning is the near complete lack of functional oversight and accountability by the Judicial Standards Commission (JSC), the official supervisory body for the judicial branch."

TAGS: Center For New Frontiers, Judicial Bias

Fresh Eyes: Wrongful Judicial Bias Harms Montanans

By Frontier Institute

12/07/2022

"As lawmakers look to strengthen the rights of Montanans, limiting the judiciary’s bias towards government could be a powerful way to ensure the courts err on the side of liberty by limiting the accumulated power of unelected regulators."

TAGS: Center For New Frontiers, Judicial Bias

What Does A Good Justice Look Like?

By Tanner Avery

09/16/2022

"Judges must honor our founding principles – expansive personal freedom coupled with tightly constrained legislative and executive powers – which have preserved and protected this nation for more than 230 years."

TAGS: Judicial Bias

Judicial Activism And Tomorrow’s Courts

By William H. Mellor, Robert A. Levy

09/06/2022

"Ideally, the judiciary should neither be immutably active nor passive. It should be vigorously engaged in securing our rights and limiting government power."

TAGS: Judicial Bias

New Survey: The State of Educational Opportunity in Montana

Frontier Institute partnered with 50CAN and Edge Research on a new survey about the state of education opportunity in Montana. This survey provides a unique window into what parents understand to be the strengths and weaknesses of Montana’s education system, and how those views compare to parents across our region and across the country. Here...

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