Montana Supreme Court: 'Retroactive' punishment for sexual, violent offenders is unconstitutional | Regional News

Randall Menges has technically been a free man since 2015 – that’s when he completed his sentence in Idaho. That seven-year sentence in Idaho was for violating a ban on

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