Montana § 46-5-607 Admissibility Of Proof -- Violations

Montana Statutes

§ 46-5-607 — Admissibility Of Proof -- Violations

Montana § 46-5-607

Title 46CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

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Mont. Code Ann. § 46-5-607 (2026).

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46-5-607 . Admissibility of proof -- violations.

(1)Except as proof of a violation of this part, evidence obtained in violation of this part is not admissible in a civil, criminal, or administrative proceeding and may not be used in an affidavit in an effort to obtain a search warrant or court order.

(2)The attorney general may apply for an injunction or commence a civil action against any governmental entity to compel compliance with the terms of this part.

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46-5-607 . Admissibility of proof -- violations. (1) Except as proof of a violation of this part, evidence obtained in violation of this part is not admissible in a civil, criminal, or administrative proceeding and may not be used in an affidavit in an effort to obtain a search warrant or court order.
(2) The attorney general may apply for an injunction or commence a civil action against any governmental entity to compel compliance with the terms of this part.