In Larsen v. State, 362 Mont. 543, 272 P.3d 124 (2011), we granted habeas relief, concluding that while it was lawful for the district court to sentence Larsen as a PFO, it was not lawful to also sentence him for the underlying felony.
Summary of this case from Wells v. SalmonsenNO. OP 11-0246
08-09-2011
Larsen v. State, Mahoney
Granted.
In Larsen v. State, 362 Mont. 543, 272 P.3d 124 (2011), we granted habeas relief, concluding that while it was lawful for the district court to sentence Larsen as a PFO, it was not lawful to also sentence him for the underlying felony.
Summary of this case from Wells v. SalmonsenFull title:Larsen v. State, Mahoney
Court:Supreme Court of Montana
Date published: Aug 9, 2011
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