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Montana Supreme Court upholds conviction of man who ran over Highway Patrol trooper

The court said Miller received a fair trial and left in place a life-without-parole sentence for 5 felonies.

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The Montana Supreme Court upheld Jason Miller's conviction for the attempted homicide of Trooper Lewis Johnson.

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Montana Supreme Court upholds conviction of man who ran over Highway Patrol trooper

The Montana Supreme Court upheld Jason Miller's conviction for the attempted homicide of Trooper Lewis Johnson.

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Montana Supreme Court rules trial was fair for Eureka man who ran over state trooper

The Montana Supreme Court ruled that a Eureka man who ran over Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Lewis Johnson in the spring of 2023 received a fair trial, accordi

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NBC Montana broke the news in Missoula, United States on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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