Montana § 41-3-215 Right Of Aggrieved Party

Montana Statutes

§ 41-3-215 — Right Of Aggrieved Party

Montana·Title 41 MINORS·Ch. 3 CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT·Part 2 Reports and Investigations

41-3-215 . Right of aggrieved party.

(1)A person who is alleged to be a perpetrator of abuse or neglect in a report made under this part may file a complaint with the county attorney if the person believes the report was false or made with malicious intent. The county attorney shall investigate the complaint, including obtaining any recordings made of the reports.

(2)If the ombudsman suspects that a report was made with false or malicious intent and may be considered an offense under 45-7-203 , the ombudsman shall report the matter to the county attorney having jurisdiction of the matter.

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41-3-215 . Right of aggrieved party. (1) A person who is alleged to be a perpetrator of abuse or neglect in a report made under this part may file a complaint with the county attorney if the person believes the report was false or made with malicious intent. The county attorney shall investigate the complaint, including obtaining any recordings made of the reports.
(2) If the ombudsman suspects that a report was made with false or malicious intent and may be considered an offense under 45-7-203 , the ombudsman shall report the matter to the county attorney having jurisdiction of the matter.

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