Hayden signs Hard 40 bill to set 40 year minimum for certain murders
Gov. Mike Hayden signed a bill creating a 40 year minimum term for premeditated first degree murder and felony murder. The ceremony at the Capitol included Sen. Richard Bond and victims rights groups. Hayden prefers the death penalty but supports the bill as a deterrent and long sentence option.
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