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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 2023

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Butte Man Convicted of Rape After Jury Deliberation

A nine man three woman jury convicted 47 year old Jay Dee Davisson of raping a 15 year old in August 2020 after roughly three hours of deliberation. Prosecutors praised the victim’s bravery as the judge presided and Davisson faced potential prison terms up to 100 years plus fines. The jury could not reach a verdict on the child endangerment charge.

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Gianforte touts progress in second State of the State

Gov. Greg Gianforte used his second State of the State address to outline a business friendly agenda and two years of accomplishments. He touted job creation and economic growth while highlighting past priorities becoming law as Montana moves into a new legislative session.

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Montana Senate advances abortion rights challenge bill

The Montana Senate on second reading advanced Senate Bill 154 from Sen. Keith Regier to state that the Montana Constitution’s right to privacy does not guarantee abortion access. The measure argues abortion is not an individual act and cites scientific differences, while clarifying it does not amend the constitution or change current access.

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Montana House prepares bill to expand e bike access

House Bill 261 introduced by Rep. Steve Gunderson would classify electric assist bicycles as non motor vehicles and allow them wherever regular bikes are allowed including streets and multi use paths even on natural surface trails. The bill sets Class 3 e bikes at 28 mph with rider age 16 plus a speedometer and class stickers on all e bikes while agencies may restrict use on specific paths.

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