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: Judicial Bias, tech and innovation

Judicial Watch: An Update Of The 2023 Judicial Reform Bills

By Chris Isaacs

03/01/2023

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

TAGS: 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: Judicial Bias

Blind Justice: The Right To An Unbiased Judiciary

By Chris Isaacs

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: Judicial Bias

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

By Chris Isaacs

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: Judicial Bias

Fresh Eyes: Wrongful Judicial Bias Harms Montanans

By Chris Isaacs

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: 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