Resolution on Marbury v. Madison

HJ 14 is a joint resolution declaring that the Montana Legislature, Governor, and Judicial Branch all share equal responsibility for interpreting and upholding the state and federal constitutions. It asserts that no single branch has exclusive power to interpret the law or bind the decisions of the other branches. The resolution specifically states that the 1803 U.S. Supreme Court case *Marbury v. Madison* does not establish the courts as the sole or final authority on constitutional interpretation. It directs the Secretary of State to distribute copies of this resolution to various state and federal officials.