Article I. Offenses.
§ 32-1. Abandoned, etc., personal property-Removal and disposition.
§ 32-2. Coal or coke-Definition of "person."
§ 32-3. Same-Weighing required, tickets; exception.
§ 32-4. Same-Penalty for violation of section 32-3.
§ 32-5. False reports to police; penalty.
§ 32-6. Food-Outdoor sale regulated.
§ 32-7. Fortunetelling.
§ 32-8. Handbills-Deposit in vehicles.
§ 32-9. Flammable liquids-Storing, parking tank vehicles, etc., on streets.
§ 32-10. Same-Supplying motor vehicles on streets, vacant lots, etc.
§ 32-11. Same-Penalty for violation of section 32-9, 32-10.
§ 32-12. Injury, etc., to public property; penalty.
§ 32-12A. Graffiti.
§ 32-13. Disturbing the public peace or disorderly conduct—Definitions.
§ 32-14. Disturbing the public peace or disorderly conduct—Prohibited conduct.
§ 32-15. Temporary detention by police officer of an individual suspected of criminal behavior.
§ 32-16. Lawful assembly exempted.
§ 32-17. Disturbing the public peace or disorderly conduct—Penalties; Warning.
§ 32-17A. Urination and Defecation in Public
§ 32-18. Obscene live conduct.
§ 32-19. Obscene, indecent or threatening language over telephone; penalty.
§ 32-19A. Harassment.
§ 32-19B. Aggressive panhandling.
§ 32-19C. Disruptive Behavior—Public Facilities
§ 32-19D. Hookah lounge, vape shop, and tobacco shop - hours of operation.
§ 32-20. Stalking.
§ 32-20A. Hitchhiking in street or highway.
§ 32-21. Police-Wearing of uniform by unauthorized person prohibited.
§ 32-22. Trailers-Connection with sewer system or septic tank required; exception; penalty.
§ 32-23. Picketing a private residence.
§ 32-23A. Purchase of prostitution.
Article II. Victim Advocate Program.
§ 32-24. Program established.
§ 32-25. Services available.
§ 32-26. Duties of program administrator.
§ 32-27. Eligibility.
§ 32-28. Crime Victim Compensation.
§ 32-29. Penalty.
§ 32-30. Regulations.
Notes
| 1 | *Editor’s note—See County Attorney Opinion dated 7/8/02 describing the extent to which quasi-judicial officials may engage in political activities. L.M.C. 1987, ch. 4, § 1, changed the title of this chapter from "Offenses-Miscellaneous" to "Offenses-Victim Advocate;" designated the existing provisions of the chapter, §§ 32-1-33-22, as art. I; and added art. II, §§ 32-24-32-28. |
Whenever any readily movable property of any kind, such as, but not limited to, furniture, appliances, personal effects, etc., shall be abandoned or left in violation of any law, ordinance or order on public or private premises, it may be removed by the county executive or whomever he may designate. Such property shall be dealt with as in the case of abandoned, unattended, junked or wrecked vehicles, as provided in sections 31-63 to 31-65 of this Code. (Mont. Co. Code 1965, § 107-1.)
For the purpose of the following section, the term "person" shall be construed to include individuals, corporations, partnerships and associations and, his, her, or its agents, officers, servants and employees delivering, selling or offering for sale coal or coke. (Mont. co. code 1965, § 16-1; 1935, ch. 389, § 187A.)
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