Legal Opinion
Blaine and Hill Co. v. Stricker
Montana Supreme Court
Decided April 11, 2017No. DA 16-0076PublishedCited by 18 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Baker
¶1 Allen Longsoldier, Jr.—an eighteen-year-old Native American—died tragically from delirium tremens, a result of alcohol withdrawal, while in custody at the Hill County Detention Center followinghis arrest by Blaine County authorities. Longsoldier’s Estate, represented by Summer Strieker, brought this case before the Montana Human Rights Bureau alleging that Hill County and Blaine County discriminated against Longsoldier on the basis of race and disability. The Hearing Officer concluded that the Counties had not discriminated against Longsoldier. The Estate appealed to the Human Rights…
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