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Seaborn Larson

Seaborn Larson

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Criminal Justice Reporter, Missoulian

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  • Compensation package for wrongfully convicted fails to pass at Montana Legislature

    By Seaborn Larson Verified| Helena Independent Record Verified Montana’s compensation program for people who have been wrongfully imprisoned appears to have been short-lived. It’s the first time the Legislature failed to pass or renew the program since its creation in 2021. And while agreement on compensating people who were wrongfully convicted remains in the state Capitol, the parties involved have in recent years drifted apart on the terms of how to accomplish that goal. , sponsored by Rep.

    By Seaborn Larson Verified · Helena Independent Record

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Bill to streamline legislator-to-lobbyist 'revolving door' voted down in Montana House

    By Seaborn Larson Verified| Helena Independent Record Verified The Montana Legislature shot down a bill to shorten the pipeline between regulators and the industries they regulate. The Montana House of Representatives on Thursday rejected , sponsored by Sen. Greg Hertz, R-Polson, which would have repealed a two-year buffer in state law during which legislators and other public employees are prohibited from becoming lobbyists.

    By Seaborn Larson Verified · Helena Independent Record

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Compensation package for wrongfully convicted fails to pass at Montana Legislature

    By Seaborn Larson Verified| Helena Independent Record Verified Montana’s compensation program for people who have been wrongfully imprisoned appears to have been short-lived. It’s the first time the Legislature failed to pass or renew the program since its creation in 2021. And while agreement on compensating people who were wrongfully convicted remains in the state Capitol, the parties involved have in recent years drifted apart on the terms of how to accomplish that goal. , sponsored by Rep.

    By Seaborn Larson Verified · Helena Independent Record

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Missoulian

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