Mont. Code Ann. § 3-1-1107
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3-1-1107 Action by supreme court
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3-1-1107 . Action by supreme court. (1) The supreme court shall review the record of the proceedings and shall make such determination as it finds just and proper and may:
(a) order censure, suspension, removal, or retirement of a judicial officer; or
(b) wholly reject the recommendation.
(2) Any hearing conducted before the supreme court relative to a recommendation by the commission, together with all papers pertaining to such recommendation, shall be accessible to the public.
(a) order censure, suspension, removal, or retirement of a judicial officer; or
(b) wholly reject the recommendation.
(2) Any hearing conducted before the supreme court relative to a recommendation by the commission, together with all papers pertaining to such recommendation, shall be accessible to the public.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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