The Montana Law Review, a legal periodical published semiannually, is the principal means of communication
to the Montana Bar on Montana law. It includes case notes, comments, recent legal developments by students, and articles
by judges, practitioners, and professors. The principal funding for the Law Review is provided by the State Bar of
Montana as a service to the members of the Bar and to legal education.
Call For Submissions - Special Issue
The
Montana Law Review is pleased to announce it will publish a special issue on the Montana Constitution in the summer
of 2010. The Law Review is now accepting proposals for articles to appear in that issue. Articles should
address important issues concerning the Montana Constitution.
Click here for "Documentary History of the Ratification of the Montana Constitution," with an introduction by Rob Natelson,
Professor of Law at the University of Montana School of Law.
Students, to become part of
the Montana Law Review, click here.