State v. McNamara
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The Supreme Court affirmed the judgment and commitment of the district court sentencing Appellant to fifty-five years in the Montana State Prison, including a consecutive ten-year commitment to the Department of Corrections, for his two criminal endangerment convictions, holding that there was no error.
On appeal, Defendant argued that his two criminal endangerment convictions violated Mont. Code Ann. 46-11-410(2)(a), the multiple charges statute, because his convictions arose from the same transaction. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that Defendant's convictions of criminal endangerment were based on two distinct criminal offenses and therefore did not violate the multiple charges statute.
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