California’s Three Strikes Law
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In 1994, California enacted its “Three Strikes” law. This law significantly changed the sentencing structure in convictions for defendants who had previously been convicted of certain felonies.
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Mandatory minimum sentencing is a judicial policy in the United States that requires
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One revision to this policy I would introduce would be the elimination of mandatory
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versus on a standard nationwide scale. When the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 was initiated, the
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