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Maxirad
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Was it morally just? Watch this video and judge for yourself.
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leonhardprintz
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But isn’t that exactly what the three strikes rule ensures?
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7_Sorrows
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So California no longer has this law?
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ProdglArchitect
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If a person chooses to continue engaging in illegal activities despite having two strikes, that is a result of their own stupidity. I’m not going to feel bad for them.
It can result in an unduly harsh sentence, I agree, but they knew the risks when they chose to engage in whatever behavior landed them in jail.
It can result in an unduly harsh sentence, I agree, but they knew the risks when they chose to engage in whatever behavior landed them in jail.
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Theo520
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But with the old law you could be convicted of three separate charges from the same incident and it would apply. It was used against some first offenders, didn’t have a chance to learn from mistakes.
I’m a middle of the road guy and hate the wild extremes. People definitely need consequences but they should be reasonable. Even non-violent offenders need consequences and shouldn’t just be released because the prison is full.
I’m a middle of the road guy and hate the wild extremes. People definitely need consequences but they should be reasonable. Even non-violent offenders need consequences and shouldn’t just be released because the prison is full.
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