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Understanding the April 2 Bozeman Drug Charges and What Comes Next
A recent drug bust in Bozeman has drawn major legal and public attention after law enforcement arrested five individuals near Montana State University. The arrests took place on April 2, 2025, at a residential address near 2100 S 11th Avenue, less than a mile from the university campus. According to reports, authorities discovered substantial quantities of illegal narcotics at the property, prompting multiple charges related to drug possession, trafficking, and immigration violations.
What Happens If You Are Accused of Fraud Charges in Helena
A Helena woman’s sentencing for fraud and exploitation of an elderly resident at Pheasant Glen Residences has sparked concerns about financial crimes targeting vulnerable adults in Montana. On February 19, 2025, the court handed down a sentence stemming from repeated fraudulent transactions and abuse of power of attorney.
Legal Fallout From the June 4 Great Falls Theft and Gunfire Case
A recent theft and shooting incident in Great Falls, Montana, has raised serious legal and public safety concerns. On June 4, 2025, law enforcement responded to an incident involving a stolen Jeep and a suspect who allegedly fired shots at officers. The confrontation occurred near the intersection of 2nd Avenue North and 38th Street North, an area just east of the Missouri River in Great Falls.
Missoula Gun Charges Explained by a Criminal Defense Lawyer
A Seattle man now faces serious drug trafficking and firearm charges following a March 15, 2025, arrest in Missoula, Montana. Law enforcement seized fentanyl, methamphetamine, heroin, and firearms during the arrest, which occurred during a traffic stop near West Broadway Street.
Can you take marijuana out of Montana?
On Behalf of Stevenson Law Office | May 8, 2025 | Criminal Law | Montana has legalized recreational marijuana for adults. There are still many restrictions in place. You can’t buy marijuana if you are under 21, for example. You can’t drive your car if you’ve been using marijuana products, similar to how you can’t drive after
Are expungements in Montana conditional?
On Behalf of Stevenson Law Office | May 22, 2025 | Expungement | Expungements in Montana can be conditional, depending on the nature of the offense and the statute under which an individual seeks relief. While Montana does provide mechanisms for clearing certain criminal records, not all offenses are eligible for this process, and the process
