Broadwater County District Court, Montana Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
If a party believes a potentially violent situation may arise, the party, through counsel or pro se, must notify the assigned judge, court security officer, and/or court bailiff sufficiently in advance for security measures to be arranged.
In any case where a party believes that a potentially violent situation may arise, that party, through counsel or pro se, shall notify the assigned judge, the court security officer, and/or court bailiff sufficiently in advance so appropriate security measures can be taken.
How may parties contact Broadwater County District Court, Montana?
If a party believes a potentially violent situation may arise, the party, through counsel or pro se, must notify the assigned judge, court security officer, and/or court bailiff sufficiently in advance for security measures to be arranged.
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