Self-defense is when you use force or violence to defend yourself, or another person, from imminent harm. The level of force allowed depends on the details of the situation. There are only a few that allow for the use of deadly force against another person. The...
Month: April 2024
Does Montana have a stand-your-ground law for self-defense cases?
The right to act in self-defense is both a natural law and a right protected by state statutes. In Montana, individuals who fear for their own safety can take the steps that they and other reasonable people might deem necessary for their own protection. Someone who is...
What are the penalties for committing DUI in Montana?
Driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs is a major traffic violation. It can pose road safety threats to drivers, passengers, motorists and pedestrians. Moreover, a severe DUI accident may cause serious injuries and deaths. In Montana, a first DUI...
Imitation drugs: When fake drugs lead to real consequences
Like other U.S. states, Montana takes a hardline stance against the distribution and manufacture of dangerous controlled substances. These drugs have a high abuse risk and can induce severe addiction and dependence; to say they can ruin lives is an understatement. But...