State v. Jack Griffin
Montana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Leaphart
¶1 Jack Griffin pled guilty to a charge of felony incest, and was sentenced to thirty years in the Montana State Prison, with fifteen years suspended. Griffin signed a Request to Amend Conditions of Probation Supervision, consenting that his probation could be modified to include participation in the Intensive Supervision Program (ISP). The District Court approved his request and entered an Order Modifying the Conditions of Supervision. He subsequently filed a motion to set aside the District Court’s order, which was denied. He now appeals the District Court’s denial of that motion. We affirm.
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