"No Armed Bodies of Men" -- Montanans' Forgotten Constitutional Right (With Some Passing Notes on Recent Environmental Rights Cases)

Authors

Robert G. Natelson, University of Montana School of LawFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2002

First Page

1

Volume

63

Source Publication Abbreviation

Mont. L. Rev.

Abstract

This article discusses whether Article II, Section 33 of the Montana Constitution is targeted at importations of "armed bodies of men" by the government, by private parties, or by both. The article also reviews recent "environmental rights" decisions by the Montana Supreme Court to illustrate some problems in judicial review of a constitutional right against private parties.

Recommended Citation

Natelson, Robert G., ""No Armed Bodies of Men" -- Montanans' Forgotten Constitutional Right (With Some Passing Notes on Recent Environmental Rights Cases)" (2002). Faculty Law Review Articles. 20.
https://scholarworks.umt.edu/faculty_lawreviews/20