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We at the Montana Department of Justice are deeply committed to preserving and improving the safety of all citizens throughout our great state. It is our responsibility to ensure that the department's actions reflect the kind of Montana we want our children to grow up in and inherit, so they are afforded every opportunity we have had and more. I thank you for visiting our website and for your interest in what we are doing to protect and advocate for Montana's kids, families, seniors and consumers. I am honored to have the privilege of serving as Montana's 20th Attorney General.
Steve Bullock, Attorney General
News Highlights
CONSUMER ALERT: Office of Consumer Protection Warns
of High-Pressure Door-to-Door Sales in Communities Across Montana
HELENA – September 1, 2010 – Recent reports of high-pressure door-to-door salespeople
in Helena and other communities have prompted the Montana Office of Consumer Protection to remind
consumers of their rights under Montana law and tips to safeguard themselves from buying something
they don't want or need.
Montana Attorney General Testifies at Landmark
Agriculture Hearing with Cabinet Secretaries
HELENA – August 27, 2010 – Montana Attorney General Steve Bullock joined cabinet secretaries,
the Colorado governor and major national players on the keynote panel of a workshop in Colorado on
competition and regulatory issues in the livestock industry.
Bullock Releases Statement as Wall Street Reform
Becomes Law
HELENA – July 21, 2010 – Montana Attorney General Steve Bullock released the following
statement in response to President Obama signing the Restoring American Financial Stability Act:
"Financial reform becoming law is great news for Montana consumers, small businesses and family
farms and ranches."
Bullock: Montana Has an App for That
HELENA – July 15, 2010 – Montana Attorney General Steve Bullock unveiled a practice drivers'
exam application for the iPhone, iPad, and iTouch. The free application — which is the first "app" to
be introduced by the State of Montana — can be downloaded at Apple's iTunes store or online.
