Austin Knudsen

A 90-day suspension of Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen's law license would mean he couldn't carry out the duties of his office.

Attorneys for the state’s top lawyer say he was denied free speech, due process and at a minimum, case should be sent back

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments over whether to uphold a federal law that would ban the app TikTok if its Chinese owners don’t sell it.

A senator on the Republican-led Senate Select Committee on Judicial Oversight and Reform last week asked for a bill to be drafted for the upcoming legislative session that seeks to exempt Montana’s attorney general from being subject to any discipline.

A state panel is recommending that Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen be suspended from practicing law for 90 days.

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen defended his handling of a long-running legal dispute between the state Legislature and the judicial branch Wednesday.

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen’s hearing before a Commission on Practice adjudication panel regarding the 41 counts of professional misconduct he faces will proceed as scheduled.

Former Montana Highway Patrol Col. Steve Lavin filed a lawsuit Friday alleging Attorney General Austin Knudsen unlawfully forced him to resign and misrepresented the terms of his employment.

Disciplinary committee says 41 charges against Montana’s Attorney General are based on his conduct as a lawyer, not because he’s an politician

Darrell Ehrlick writes, "The Montana Attorney General’s Office routinely offers silence when it comes to questions from the press, the Daily Montanan included."