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City Laws - Ordinances
and Municipal Codes
State Laws -
Montana Code Annotated
Federal Laws -
United States Code
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Montana's Sexual or Violent
Offender Registration Programs designed to protect the public from sexual
and violent offenders by requiring offenders to register with local law
enforcement agencies in the jurisdiction where they reside. Information about
these offenders is then made available to the public. |
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MT DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
Montana Department of Justice works hard to protect Montana
citizens and improve public safety through leadership, advocacy, education,
regulation and enforcement. |
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MT Board of Crime Control
The Board of Crime Control is the state's designated planning and program
development agency for the criminal justice system. The Board is attached to the
Department of Justice for administrative purposes only. |
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MT Correctional Offender
Registry The CONWEB service searches for the records of convicted felons in
the state of Montana. |
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America's Most Wanted Tireless
Advocate for Victims' Rights and Missing Children. |
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National Center for
Missing & Exploited Children NCMEC's Exploited Child Unit provides
assistance to law enforcement with child exploitation investigation and
prevention and NCMEC provides technical assistance and training to prosecutors
and investigators involved with issues of child sexual exploitation, from search
and seizure of evidence to trial strategies. |
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Cyber-crime tip line. The Congressionally mandated CyberTipline is a
reporting mechanism for cases of child sexual exploitation including child
pornography, online enticement of children for sex acts, molestation of children
outside the family, sex tourism of children, child victims of prostitution, and
unsolicited obscene material sent to a child. Reports may be made 24-hours per
day, 7 days per week online at www.cybertipline.com or by calling
1-800-843-5678. |
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Officer Down Memorial Site The
Officer Down Memorial Page, Inc., (ODMP) is a non-profit organization dedicated
to honoring America's fallen law enforcement heroes. More than 17,000 officers
have made the ultimate sacrifice in the United States and it is with great honor
that the ODMP pays a lasting tribute to each of these officers by preserving
their memories within its pages. All who visit the ODMP will be deeply moved by
the countless stories of selfless courage and heroism exhibited by officers who
lost their lives while serving and protecting the citizens of this great nation.
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National Law Enforcement Museum
Dating back to the first fatality in 1792, more than 17,000 officers have
sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. Yet despite the dangers and other
difficulties of the job, there are more than 800,000 federal, state and local
law enforcement officers serving proudly today in communities across America,
putting their lives on the line for the safety and protection of others. It is
an incredible story of service and sacrifice that, for the most part, has gone
untold. As a result, many Americans continue to take our police officers for
granted. The National Law Enforcement Museum, due to open in 2009, will help to
generate a better understanding and appreciation of the vital contributions our
law officers have made to our nation. |
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Federal Bureau of Investigations The very heart of FBI operations lies in
our investigations--which serve, as our mission states, "to protect and defend
the United States against terrorist and foreign intelligence threats and to
enforce the criminal laws of the United States." |
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Montana Law Enforcement Academy The Montana Law Enforcement Academy
(MLEA) is the premier law enforcement and public safety educational and training
institution for state, county, city and tribal officers throughout the state.
The Academy offers entry-level programs referred to as
Basic Programs
and advanced training through an array of
Professional Development Programs. |
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Montana Department of Transportation MDT's
mission is to serve the public by providing a transportation system and services
that emphasize quality, safety, cost effectiveness, economic vitality and
sensitivity to the environment. |
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Billings Police
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Great Falls Police Department
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Helena Police Department
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Kalispell Police
Department
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Missoula Police Department
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Gallatin County Sheriff's Office
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Montana Police Protective Association (MPPA)
The MPPA is a non-profit organization comprised of police officers from around
the state of Montana. The only membership requirement is to be a sworn peace
officer in Montana, yet the benefits of membership are numerous, including:
Representation at the legislature on all issues of law enforcement concern by a
large, organized and recognized group; Life Insurance benefits for the member
and family members; Guaranteed Scholarships for officer's children and family
members; Contract information from the member departments for negotiation
comparisons; Professional contacts with officers around the state; A chance to
have a voice in sculpting the future for law enforcement officers around the
state by participating on one of the many boards on which the MPPA holds a seat;
Participating at the annual convention and directing the executive board in the
areas of concern; Legal Defense. |
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Montana Association of Chiefs of
Police (MACOP) The Montana Association of Chiefs of Police is a
professional and philanthropic group of police administrators from across the
state. We exist to provide professional training and peer support to police
administrators across the state in an effort to maintain high professional
standards in Montana. MACOP also provides significant support to worthy causes
like Special Olympics, Camp Mak-a-Dream and the Junior Police Academy. The
Junior Police Academy is a program that allows High School Students to attend an
intensive training program at the Law Enforcement Academy in Helena. This
program is intended to give them a glimpse of what attending a police academy
would be like. Our group also supports legislation intended to improve the
health safety and welfare of our communities. It is our hope that through our
professional collaboration we can attain higher standards of excellence in our
profession. Thank you for your interest and support of the Montana Association
of Chiefs of Police and we encourage you to contact us with your thoughts. |
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International Association of
Chiefs of Police (IACP) The International Association of Chiefs of Police
is the world's oldest and largest nonprofit membership organization of police
executives, with over 20,000 members in over 89 different countries. IACP's
leadership consists of the operating chief executives of international, federal,
state and local agencies of all sizes. |