D. Mont. L.R. CR 24.2

(a) Before or During Trial. No person involved with the case may

communicate with, or cause anyone else to communicate with, a juror, a

prospective juror, or a juror’s or prospective juror’s family member.

(b) After Trial.

(1) Unless a different time applies under Fed. R. Crim. P. 33(b)(1) or a

judge’s order, neither parties nor counsel may interview jurors unless,

within 14 days after the jury returns its verdict, a party files:

(A) proposed written questions to be asked of the jurors;

(B) an affidavit showing good cause; and,

(C) if granted leave, a second affidavit showing the results.

(2) Unless otherwise ordered by the court, any juror or prospective juror

may decline to communicate with anyone concerning a trial in which

the juror was involved.

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D.Mont L.R. CR 24.2 Communications with Trial Jurors