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Montana Supreme Court orders resentencing in triple homicide

Montana Supreme Court orders resentencing in triple homicide By AMY BETH HANSONJanuary 11, 2021 GMT FILE - This undated file photo provided by the Montana Department of Corrections shows Steven Wayne Keefe. The Montana Supreme Court has ordered a resentencing hearing for Keefe after a state judge denied a petition to lift parole restrictions on his sentence. Justices said the state judge was wrong not to consider Keefe s rehabilitation in prison in re-sentencing him. Keefe was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for killing three people during a home invasion near Great Falls in October 1985, when he was 17. U.S. Supreme Court decisions prohibiting life-without-parole sentences for juveniles led to Keefe s petition for resentencing. (Montana Department of Corrections via AP, File)

Montana s pandemic year: The storm that would not be denied

Editor s Note This story was compiled almost completely from the reporting of Lee Montana newspapers’ staff over the past nine months of the COVID-19 pandemic. It started the way most Montana storms do, signs of trouble coming on the west wind. On Leap Day, Saturday, Feb. 29, Washington state reported the country’s first COVID-19 death, the first healthcare worker infected, and the first known outbreak in a care facility. By early March, a few Montanans began to worry. Many others paid scant attention to the gathering storm. Indeed, some battle lines were already being drawn. Four Western Montana Republican legislators attended the Conservative Political Action Conference meeting in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., where a New Jersey doctor who had paid big money to attend VIP events, snapping selfies with big-name attendees including Ted Cruz, tested positive for the virus.

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