Three strikes lawI have one of my answers
Three strikes law I have one of my answers on the three strikes law if professor Greg Newbold is correct. An offender who committed two assaults and a murder – in that order – would be locked up for life, because the maximum sentence for murder was life imprisonment. But the new law would mean that someone who committed murder and then two assaults would only serve the maximum penalty for assault, a sentence length that varies depending on the attack and not a life sentence. If you’re doing life without parole, why wouldn’t you kill a prison officer? What’s to...
- Three strikes lawI have one of my answers
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