Revise domestic violence intervention grant requirements

This bill updates how Montana funds domestic violence intervention programs by allowing the state Board of Crime Control to issue grants to communities for probation officers who monitor court-ordered requirements for offenders charged with partner or family member assault, strangulation, or violations of protection orders. It also permits grants to courts for implementing offender intervention programs that meet specific state standards. The legislation requires the board to set funding priorities, track how organizations spend the money, and evaluate the effectiveness of the services provided. These changes apply to community organizations and courts that receive state funding to support domestic violence prevention and offender compliance efforts.