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New state laws kick in Tuesday

Posted: Dec 31, 2012 7:42 PM by MTN News
Updated: Dec 31, 2012 10:44 PM

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At midnight, Montana rings in the New Year, which brings several new laws.

Referendums passed by voters in November include a law requiring teenagers seeking abortions to obtain parental notification. Doctors who provide an abortion without proper notification could now receive a six-month prison sentence.

Also going into effect is a measure that denies state services to undocumented immigrants. That new law is being challenged in court.

And Montana's minimum wage will be increased in 2013 to $7.80 an hour, up from $7.65.

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