They are all currently involved with other employment with the state of Montana.
Plaintiffs seek to have the aforementioned statute declared unconstitutional.
Defendant has filed a motion to dismiss. The Montana Supreme Court has summarized the rules to be applied in deciding a motion to dismiss. Motions to dismiss should only be granted if it appears clearly on the face of the complaint that there is an insuperable bar to relief. In other words, dismissal is justified only when the allegations of the complaint itself clearly demonstrate that plaintiff does not have a claim. The parties dispute the adequacy of Plaintiffs' initial complaint.