Montana § 61-11-207 Abstracts Admissible As Evidence

Montana Statutes

§ 61-11-207 — Abstracts Admissible As Evidence

Montana § 61-11-207

Title 61MOTOR VEHICLES

Ch. 11RECORDS AND REPORTS OF CONVICTIONS

Part 2Habitual Traffic Offenders

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Mont. Code Ann. § 61-11-207 (2026).

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61-11-207 . Abstracts admissible as evidence. A copy of a driving record maintained by the department, including abstracts of the records of convictions and bond forfeitures in the custody of the department, certified in writing by the department to be a correct account of its records, may be admitted in evidence in a judicial proceeding under this part. A certified driving record is evidence that the person was convicted of each offense shown in the record. A copy of a driving record may be a copy of an original paper record, a digital image of a paper record, or an electronically transmitted copy of a record.

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61-11-207 . Abstracts admissible as evidence. A copy of a driving record maintained by the department, including abstracts of the records of convictions and bond forfeitures in the custody of the department, certified in writing by the department to be a correct account of its records, may be admitted in evidence in a judicial proceeding under this part. A certified driving record is evidence that the person was convicted of each offense shown in the record. A copy of a driving record may be a copy of an original paper record, a digital image of a paper record, or an electronically transmitted copy of a record.