Abstract
The Montana Supreme Court, in In re S.M. , 403 P.3d 324 (Mont. 2017), affirmed the lower court's refusal to allow S.M., a defendant against a petition for involuntary commitment, to waive his right to counsel. The court ruled that the relevant Montana statute does not violate the claimant's Sixth or
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