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Federalism, State Constitutionalism, and School Choice in the Supreme Court

August 6, 2020
G. Alan Tarr

In 2018, the Montana Supreme Court struck down a state law granting taxpayers a dollar-for-dollar tax credit for contributions to organizations that funded tuition scholarships for students attending private schools, whether secular or religious.  The Montana justices held that this program violated Article X, section 6 of the Montana Constitution, which prohibited the use of […]

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