Montana Supreme Court· 9/26/1996
Cobb v. State
Citations
- 924 P.2d 268
- 278 Mont. 307
- 53 State Rptr. 920
- 1996 Mont. LEXIS 191
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- affirming an injunction that prohibited the Secretary of State from placing on the ballot a referendum which, if enacted, would leave “an obvious defect in the constitution”
- affirming an injunction that prohibited the Secretary of State from placing on the ballot a referendum which, if enacted, would leave \an obvious defect in the constitution\
- affirming an injunction that prohibited the Secretary of State from placing on the ballot a referendum which, if enacted, would leave “an obvious defect in the constitution”
- “judicial intervention . . . is not encouraged”
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Judges: Hunt, Turnage, Gray, Nelson, Erdmann, Leaphart, Trieweiler
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6 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Reichert v. STATE EX REL. McCULLOCHMontana Supreme Court· 2012-05-18· cited 90×
- Montanans Opposed to I-166 v. StateMontana Supreme Court· 2012-08-10· cited 15×
- MEA-MFT v. McCullochMontana Supreme Court· 2012-09-25· cited 10×
- McDonald v. JacobsenMontana Supreme Court· 2022-08-12· cited 5×
- MEA-MFT v. Fox (LR 127)Montana Supreme Court· 2014-03-25· cited 2×
- Cottonwood v. StateMontana Supreme Court· 2024-12-18· cited 2×
Cites
4 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- State Ex Rel. Harper v. WaltermireMontana Supreme Court· 1984-11-28· cited 38×
- State Ex Rel. Montana Citizens for the Preservation of Citizens' Rights v. WaltermireMontana Supreme Court· 1986-12-11· cited 23×
- State Ex Rel. Montana School Boards Ass'n v. WaltermireMontana Supreme Court· 1986-12-11· cited 20×
- State Ex Rel. Boese v. WaltermireMontana Supreme Court· 1986-12-10· cited 18×
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