Montana HB205 revises death penalty laws, specifying execution procedures and witness selection.
Montana HB205 revises laws related to the death penalty, detailing execution procedures and witness selection. The warden selects and supervises the executioner, who must remain anonymous. Executions must be carried out by a licensed practical nurse using a lethal injection. The warden can reject witnesses who pose a risk or are likely to disrupt proceedings. The warden must provide a secure, private location for executions and allow up to 12 witnesses, including media, victim's family, and the defendant's designees. Execution dates must be set between 30 and 60 days after sentencing.
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