how many inmates in ca penal system under three strikes law?
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Actually, there is a report on this on the CA Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation site... the link is:\nhttp://www.cdcr.ca.gov/ReportsResearch/docs/Quarterly/Strike1/STRIKE1d0509.pdf\n..this is just for CA alone... basically it says that the total number of inmates on their 2nd or 3rd strike is 40,587\n\nThese strikes, espcially the 3rd (which gives 25 to life), are from any type of felony (violent or non-violent)...\n\n..and in comment to the previous answer... to put it this way, It actually costs the state and tax payers more money to put someone on death row and actually kill them, than to have them in prison for life without the possibility of parole. (the difference being millions of dollars)
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Here is the link to search for offenders in LA jails:\n\nhttp://www.vinelink.com/offender/searchNew.jsp?siteID=19000
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http://www.cdcr.ca.gov/Offenders/handbook.html gives you all the info needed for parole in cali. good luck
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not in California.  Different states have different laws.
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3 felony convictions...automatic life sentence
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A ratio of prisoners to security gaurds. Prisoners to cells. Showers to prisoners.
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state corrections facility.
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Check with the prisons warden. He'll have all the information on the prison population.
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http://www.cdcr.ca.gov/ReportsResearch/Inmate_Locator.html\n\nThis site will give you the info you need.
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Not without knowing what state you're seeing this in.\n\nMy guess is that it's section 500 of some code in your state and that it has to do with interfering with someone or something.  In California, section 148 of the Penal Code talks about interfering with cops or firefighters (or a few others), so it might be something along those lines.\n\nProbably not going to get an answer without knowing what state you're in.
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Check you state laws... In California there is a 3 day waiting period.
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I believe this is parole for a person that has committed a felony 1st through 3rd degree.
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The below site. Or you could contact the DOJ(Department of Justice" Or your local firearms dealer.\nhttp://www.ag.ca.gov/firearms/dwcl/dwc.htm
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Yes, since 1994.  However, like most states with 3-strikes laws, it is probably largely ignored in sentencing.
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There is no such crime.  The California Penal Code ends (in the relative area) at 2717.9 and does not start again until section 2760.\n\n273a PC, however, is what is commonly known as felony child endangerment.\n\nIf the zero isn't supposed to be in your question, then i'd say you've got 273a PC.  Otherwise, you've got nothing.
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He is in Cororan Prison in California.  He past parole attempts have been denied for reasons such as drug trafficking, arson and assault of a prison guard.  His next opportunity for parole is in 2007.
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All the way back...this is usually called the three strikes rule so if you are convicted of a third felony you are considered a career criminal. Some states may limit the length to ten years...but I wouldn't bank on it when applying it to the decision of three strikes or not! In New York...three strikes (violent felonies as defined by staute) equals a mandatory sentence of 25 to Life!