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Attorney Elizabeth Halverson of Billings, MT; One of the Good Gals

 

The State of Montana provided Elizabeth A. Halverson with a law license in 1985 after she graduated from the University of Montana School of Law.

 

In one matter, involving the egregious misconduct of Yellowstone County District Court Judge Ashley Harada, Ms. Halverson sided with Judge Gregory Todd and others in demanding that the Montana Supreme Court ignore the recommendations of the Judicial Standards Commission that Harada receive a complimentary censure.

 

For additional information regarding the Harada matter, view the two URLs listed at the end of this article, one dealing with Harada’s misconduct, the other dealing with Judge Gregory Todd’s commentary on the punishment Harada should receive.

 

Ms. Halverson filed objections to the censure recommendation and has requested that the Supreme Court order that Harada be removed from her judicial position. Ms. Halverson also objected to Judge Harada’s explanations regarding her misconduct including her admissions, stating they were insufficient or misleading.

 

Kudos to Attorney Elizabeth Halverson for having the courage and fortitude to tell it like it is when it comes to a jurist who does in fact deserve to be tossed off bench, especially one that admitted to give false testimony under oath (perjury).

 

As we speak (ca. March 2020), Elizabeth practices at 1631 Zimmerman Trail in Billings, Montana.

 

Judge Ashley Harada of Billings, MT; perjurer, scofflaw

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