§ 27-1-804

Citation: § 27-1-804
Parent Document: Denke v. Shoemaker, 2008 MT 418 (2008)
Jurisdiction: Montana (state)
Effective Date: 2008-12-16
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/888205/denke-v-shoemaker/ ↗

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The H.R.C. should also note that Shoemaker was forced to go to the press
       with his legislative concerns after Shoemaker was denied his right to air his
       concerns about Denke at a city council meeting. H.R.C. Final Invest. Rep.
       p. 7, para. 3. It’s ironic that Shoemaker was denied access to the city
       council meeting by the perpetrator of the originally alleged sexual
       harassment. Infra. It’s hard to imagine a state agency not recognizing, that
       in the United States of America, a legislator has both the moral obligation
       and the legally protected right to take his concerns about a public official to
       the press after being denied the right to air his concerns during a legislative
       session.

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