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Commissioners appoint Elder Justice Division attorneys as special deputy prosecutors in DC-26-24
Summary
The board adopted Resolution 2026-13, appointing attorneys from the Elder Justice Division of the Montana Attorney General's Office as special deputy county attorneys to assist with Lincoln County cause DC-26-24; the resolution notes reimbursement of reasonable investigative costs.
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Lincoln County's Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-13 on April 1, appointing attorneys from the Elder Justice Division of the Montana Attorney General's Office as special deputy county attorneys to assist in the prosecution of Lincoln County cause DC-26-24, the board said.
The resolution cites Montana Code Annotated sections cited at the meeting (7-4-2712 and 7-4-2707) as authorizing appointment of special deputies to perform criminal services when the county attorney requires assistance. The resolution states the appointed attorneys will receive no fee from Lincoln County but that the county will reimburse reasonable costs incurred during investigation and prosecution. It further provides that if any provision conflicts with a prior resolution, this resolution will prevail, and that sections are severable if part is adjudged invalid.
Commissioners read the resolution into the record, then moved and approved it by voice vote. The transcript does not include a roll-call tally.
The resolution takes effect immediately upon adoption in accordance with 7-5-123 MCA and will be entered into the minutes and signed by the chair in accordance with 7-5-121 MCA, per the language read at the meeting.
