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State v. Strong
236 P.3d 580 (Mont. 2010)
In State v. Strong,1 the Montana Supreme Court affirmed Montana’s commitment to protecting an arrestee’s right to receive a prompt initial appearance before a judge, as required by Montana Code Annotated § 46–7–101.2 The Court concluded that in the absence of a showing of specific prejudice, a violation of § 46–7–101 will result in a dismissal of the charges without prejudice.3 If the arrestee “demonstrates material prejudice arising from the unnecessary delay in providing an initial appearance,” the Court may dismiss the arrestee’s charges with prejudice.4 Continue reading