Sentence examples for three strikes law from inspiring English sources

Leal was released in 1994, which is when the Three Strikes Law was enacted, so those two counts for one robbery meant two strikes.

California's "three strikes" law, one of the nation's toughest, has played a special role.

Republicans, led by Ms. Rell, have responded by calling for a "three strikes" law.

Abolishing parole would also reduce any need for a "three strikes" law.

Californians voted in November to soften their state's "three strikes" law to focus only on serious or violent third offenses.

"The three strikes law is a pipeline to the prison industry, and these are the ramifications now in the neighborhood".

Following are excerpts from two Supreme Court rulings yesterday on California's three-strikes law for repeat offenders.

The three-strikes law requires that those convicted of any three felonies be sentenced to 25 years to life.

Because he has two felony convictions, he faces 25 years to life under California's three-strikes law.

A37 Three-Strikes Law for Doctors Florida voters approved a three-strikes law aimed not at killers or thieves, but at doctors who foul up.

Under the three-strikes law, a man named Gary Ewing was sentenced to 25 years to life for shoplifting three golf clubs from a golf pro shop.