Cease and Desists Says Attorney General Knudsen

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In a March 10 letter to the Helena City Commission, Attorney General Knudsen gives notice that he may be forced to sue.
“I am demanding that you provide answers to the following questions within fifteen (15) calendar days of receipt of this letter. If you do not change your policy by rescinding the offending portions of the Resolution or otherwise demonstrate that you are in compliance with the prohibition on sanctuary jurisdictions, I will carry out my duty to obtain a judicial resolution of this matter.
Requests for Information and Production of Documents
- Provide copies of all emails and other correspondence between the Helena Chief of Police and any other city employee or officer related to the Resolution.
- For each section of the Resolution, describe in detail how it complies with MCA § 2-1-602.
- Provide copies of all emails and other correspondence between any member of the Helena City Commission, including the Mayor, and any other person related to the Resolution.
- Provide copies of all emails and other correspondence between the City Manager’s office and city employees related to the Resolution.
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