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Chase Scheuer

Chase Scheuer

Verified

Jacksonville

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home services, supply chain AI, auto warranties SaaS,Car insurance ecommerce, brand protection

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Sport, Culture

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Total articles 319

  • Attorney General Knudsen files brief supporting President Trump’s actions to bring education authority back to the states

    By Chase Scheuer Verified| Montana State Attorney General@ Categories: Press ReleaseHELENA – Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen led a coalition of 21 states in supporting President Donald J. Trump’s reduction in force (RIF) at the Department of Education, which will ultimately return more authority to state education departments. The amicus brief was filed on Monday in the case State of New York v. Secretary Linda McMahon.

    By Chase Scheuer Verified · Montana State Attorney General

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Flathead County man sentenced in deliberate homicide case involving homeless man

    By Chase Scheuer Verified| Montana State Attorney General@ Categories: Drugs and Crime, Press ReleaseHELENA – A Kalispell man was sentenced to 50 years at the Montana State Prison, with 10 of those years suspended, for deliberate homicide after beating a homeless man and leaving him to die in 2023, Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced today. Kaleb Elijah Fleck, 20, pleaded guilty in February to one felony count of deliberate homicide in the murder of Scott Bryan in June 2023. Officers found Bryan lying on the ground outside a Kalispell gas station.

    By Chase Scheuer Verified · Montana State Attorney General

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Attorney General Knudsen files brief supporting President Trump’s actions to bring education authority back to the states

    By Chase Scheuer Verified| Montana State Attorney General@ Categories: Press ReleaseHELENA – Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen led a coalition of 21 states in supporting President Donald J. Trump’s reduction in force (RIF) at the Department of Education, which will ultimately return more authority to state education departments. The amicus brief was filed on Monday in the case State of New York v. Secretary Linda McMahon.

    By Chase Scheuer Verified · Montana State Attorney General

    Apr. 16, 2025

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