Montana Attorney General McGrath Issues Statement on Decision on Beach Clemency Application
By admin - Posted on August 24th, 2007
August 23, 2007 -- HELENA – Montana Attorney General Mike McGrath released the following statement in response to a decision (PDF) issued by the Montana Board of Pardons and Parole.
" I commend the Board for an extensive and thorough review of the record. The decision confirms what the initial trial and subsequent appeals have found – that the evidence supports that Barry Beach committed this crime.
I am grateful that the Board has, in its own words "laid this matter to rest."
Thursday the Board released a 20-page decision unanimously declining to make a recommendation to the governor for commutation or pardon for Barry Beach."
Source: Montana Attorney General
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