3rdstrikelaw

The new laws that were passed under the three strikes rubric were intended to target violent career criminals but they were written with significant variations ...

2023年9月13日 — Under California's three strikes law, the judge sentenced the defendant to 50 years in state prison. The defendant challenged his conviction ...

The Three Strikes law imposed longer prison sentences for certain repeat offenders, as well as instituted other changes. Most significantly, it required that a ...

California's three-strikes law under Penal Code 667 PC imposes a sentence of 25 years to life on defendants convicted of a third violent or serious felony.

On March 7, 1994, Governor Wilson signed into law AB 971 (Ch 12/94, Jones) referred to as the Three Strikes and You're Out criminal sentencing measure.

The law imposed a life sentence for almost any crime, no matter how minor, if the defendant had two prior convictions for crimes defined as serious or violent ...

A defendant with two or more strike priors (a third striker) faces a minimum of 25-years-to-life in prison. He earns no time off for good behavior or working.

To qualify under Washington's Three Strikes law, a criminal must be convicted as an adult on three separate occasions for serious felony crimes, including rape, ...

A three-strikes system achieves uniformity in punishment of criminals in a certain class (viz., three-time offenders) in a way that is analogous to how a fast ...