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Every state has laws. Montana has a love letter.Join Upper Seven Law and Hometown Helena for a morning dedicated to the remarkable 1972 document that Montanans wrote for Montanans, born out of a rare and deliberate act of grassroots democracy.
This isn't a dry civics lecture. It's a story that traces how a group of citizens sat down and built a constitution meant to actually reflect the land, the people, and the stubborn independence that defines this state.
This presentation unpacks what a constitutional democracy really is and why it matters. It’s all about the rule of law—the invisible architecture of a free society. And it’s about what makes our constitution one-of-a-kind, from groundbreaking environmental protections to direct guarantees of individual rights.
Join us for the story of the document that quietly shapes your life. Save your free seat at the link below:
https://secure.qgiv.com/for/uppersevenlaw/event/mb-mcrc/
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1115 N Roberts St, Helena, MT 59601-3054, United States
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