In re N.B.

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• concluding important constitutional questions were not rendered moot by patient’s release from Warm Springs mental health facility and observing that approximately 100 Montanans each year are involuntarily committed for three months of treatment and evaluation in that facility
• concluding important constitutional questions were not rendered moot by patient's release from Warm Springs mental health facility and observing that approximately 100 Montanans each year are involuntarily committed for three months of treatment and evaluation in that facility
• \[t]his Court reserves to itself the power to examine constitutional issues that involve broad public concerns to avoid future litigation on a point of law\

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Cited by

11 cases in this archive cite this case.

• Day v. Payne
  Montana Supreme Court· 1996-12-17· cited 85×
• In Re the Mental Health of K.G.F.
  Montana Supreme Court· 2001-08-02· cited 74×
• Walker v. State
  Montana Supreme Court· 2003-04-29· cited 65×
• In Re the Mental Health of A.S.B.
  Montana Supreme Court· 2008-03-11· cited 38×
• State v. Condrick
  Supreme Court of Vermont· 1984-04-27· cited 23×
• Matter of Klos
  Montana Supreme Court· 1997-08-14· cited 15×
• In re D.K.D.
  Montana Supreme Court· 2011-04-14· cited 13×
• In Re DKD
  Montana Supreme Court· 2011-04-14· cited 12×
• In re B.H.
  Montana Supreme Court· 2018-11-27· cited 12×
• Ramon v. Short
  Montana Supreme Court· 2020-03-25· cited 10×
• Matter of NB
  Montana Supreme Court· 1980-12-24

Cites

3 cases in this archive are cited by this case.

• Roe v. Wade
  Supreme Court· 1973-01-22· cited 5,581×
• Addington v. Texas
  Supreme Court· 1979-04-30· cited 3,004×
• Halldorson v. Halldorson
  Montana Supreme Court· 1977-12-28· cited 46×