Bruner v. Yellowstone County, 272 Mont. 261 (1995)

Citation: Bruner v. Yellowstone County, 272 Mont. 261 (1995)
Parent Document: Bruner v. Yellowstone County, 272 Mont. 261 (1995)
Jurisdiction: Montana (state)
Effective Date: 1995-08-03
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/883592/bruner-v-yellowstone-county/ ↗

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As the moving parties for summary judgment, the defendants had to show a complete absence of any genuine issues of fact deemed material in light of substantive principles that entitle that party to judgment as a matter of law. S.M., 862 P.2d at 1168. The defendants contend they satisfied that burden by showing that no material facts existed which would provide a cause of action against the County. Plaintiff also relies upon the letter sent by the County Attorney to Hoefer on May 19, 1992, following her resignation and the independent investigation. The letter contained the following paragraph with regard to Hoefer:

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