State v. Pratt

TROUT, Justice.

James Pratt (Pratt) was tried and convicted of first-degree murder, attempted felony murder, burglary, robbery, and kidnapping and was sentenced to death. This Court affirmed the judgment of conviction for all crimes except attempted felony murder, vacated the death sentence, and remanded the case to the district court for resentencing. Pratt was sentenced, on remand, to a fixed term of twenty-five years in prison with a maximum indeterminate period of life in prison.

Pratt appeals the judgment of conviction for first-degree murder and the new sentence.

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BACKGROUND AND PROCEDURAL…