Montana High Court: Lawyer Did Not Have Authority to ‘Unilaterally’ Waive Mentally Ill Client’s In-Person Appearance at Hearing

April 17, 2023

The decision reversed a state trial court that had allowed the lawyer to ultimately request and waive the man’s in-person appearance in 2021, even as he said repeatedly that day over video feed that he wanted to be present in person.

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