Three Strikes Violations

The California Penal Code describes the nature of a strike offense. Strike offenses are violent or serious offenses. The "Three Strike Law" in California can mean a third offense, even a misdemeanor, can send you to prison for a minimum of 25 years. If you have two "strikes" against you, it is possible to spend the rest of your life in prison if convicted of a third offense, even if it is simply petty theft. This law is defined as follows:

If you have previously been convicted for committing 2 serious felonies (strikes); and if you are convicted of committing a third offense (felony); you may be sentenced to serve a minimum of 25 years to life in prison.

A strike may include those convictions committed prior to enactment of the "Three Strike Law," any conviction from another states, all federal convictions and even convictions committed as a juvenile.

Regardless of the combination of charges, your future and your freedom depend on the quality of legal representation you retain. That's where we come in. Our attorneys have a strong  record of success in criminal defense, three strike cases. We use our skills and experience to seek the most favorable outcome for each of our clients.

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