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| The “Limitations on Three Strikes” initiative on the November ballot would gut California's “3 Strikes” law. According to the California District Attorneys Association, the initiative will release some 26,000 convicted felons from prison and return them to the counties for re-sentencing, where most will have their sentences overturned or dramatically reduced. If you're interested in helping or learning more, please visit the Keep 3-Strikes site. |
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| This link will take you to a California District Attorney's webblog where he talks of the horrific impact the passage of the alleged "Three Strikes and Child Protection Act of 2004" will have on the residents of California should it pass. At this link, this county DA discusses the criminals will be released and those will have to be resentenced. |
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| This will take you to the California District Attorneys Association's page where they list a number of references and articles dealing with 3-Strikes. |
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| This link will take you to the California Criminal Justice Statistics Center where the Attorney General has available numerous up-to-date studies on individual categories of crime. Be sure to click on Statistics, What's New, Other Sources, and Other Information. |
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| You've heard the news media throw around the dollar figure it costs to house a California inmate; well, for your edification click here to see for yourself the California Dept. of Corrections own website detailing everything from expenses per inmate to demographics on its prison population. |
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| View the FBI's current Uniform Crime Reports. |
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| Many a personal and business relationship might have been spared pain and misery had that person's criminal background been checked. Please visit US Search.com |
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