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Attorney General Steve Bullock today joined 45 other state and territorial attorneys general in sending a letter to congressional leaders urging them to adequately fund programs to combat human trafficking and modern-day slavery.
Attorney General Steve Bullock today urged parents to review basic safety rules with their children before they go out trick or treating and to check Montana’s online Sexual or Violent Offender Registry (SVOR) to ensure their children avoid potentially dangerous situations.
Beginning this Thursday, November 1, the Motor Vehicle Division’s Title and Registration Bureau in Deer Lodge will have a new phone number, MVD administrator Brenda Nordlund announced Tuesday.
Montana’s driver licenses are among the most secure in the country and there is no reason for federal authorities to reject the documents as proper identification, Attorney General Steve Bullock wrote this week in a letter to federal authorities, adding that Montana continues to resist the federal identification card system known as Real ID.
Special Prosecutor Ole Olson Defends Children
The children Ole Olson works with are people who almost never have a voice. Olson, 34, is a special prosecutor in the Montana Department of Justice’s Children’s Justice Center. He focuses on child victims of sexual abuse, including many children who have been the subject of Internet-shared child pornography.
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The Programmer Behind the SVOR: Terri P.
To Montana’s citizens, the SVOR website simply works. But to Terri P., a computer programmer analyst at the Montana Department of Justice, the Sexual or Violent Offender Registry works because she wrote computer code making it work.
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Trooper Winchell: Career of Service
Montana Highway Patrol Tamra Winchell, 29, decided in fifth grade she wanted to be in law enforcement. She has been with the force since 2005. Three years into her career as a Montana Highway Patrol trooper, Winchell was badly injured when she was hit by a drunk driver while investigating a vehicle accident.
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