Generally revise definitions relating to the judiciary

SB 66 proposed updating Montana's legal definitions related to judicial conduct and court procedures. It revised key terms like "bias," "conflict of interest," "judicial officers" (including all judges and justices of the peace), and "open-mindedness" to clarify expectations for fairness in court. The bill did not create new laws or policies but aimed to standardize terminology used across Montana's judiciary. It directly affected all judicial officers statewide by defining how their conduct and decisions would be assessed under existing law. The bill died in committee in May 2025 without becoming law.