Montana Statutes
§ 27-1-522 — Person Convicted Of Crime -- No Right Of Action For Injuries And Damages
Montana·Title 27 CIVIL LIABILITY, REMEDIES, AND LIMITATIONS·Ch. 1 AVAILABILITY OF REMEDIES -- LIABILITY·Part 5 Right to Bring Action or Assert Defense
27-1-522 . Person convicted of crime -- no right of action for injuries and damages. A person who is convicted of a crime and is injured or suffers other damages during the commission of the crime does not have a right of action to recover damages if a victim causing the injury or damages did not use any force or used justifiable force, as defined in Title 45, chapter 3, part 1.
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Legislative History
En. Sec. 1, Ch. 315, L. 2025.
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§ 27-1-101
Judicial Remedies Defined§ 27-1-102
Actions And Special Proceedings Defined§ 27-1-103
Civil And Criminal Actions§ 27-1-104
Bases For Civil Actions§ 27-1-105
Obligation Defined§ 27-1-106
Injury Defined§ 27-1-107
Kinds Of Relief -- When Given§ 27-1-1101
Definition§ 27-1-1102
Duty To Warn Of Violent Behavior§ 27-1-1103
Immunity From Liability§ 27-1-1501
Short Title§ 27-1-1502
Findings -- Purpose§ 27-1-1503
Civil Action§ 27-1-1504
Reserved§ 27-1-1505
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