What is the three strikes law

In the United States, habitual offender laws were first implemented on March 7, 1994, and are part of the United States Justice Department's Anti-Violence Strategy. These laws require both a severe violent felony and two other previous convictions to serve a mandatory life sentence in prison

Explanation:

As of December 2018, the following states have enacted the three strikes law:

New York (since 1797);

Maryland (since 1975 but amended in 1994);

Delaware (since 1973);

Texas (since 1952);

Washington (since 1993);

California (since 1994);

Colorado (since 1994);

Connecticut (since 1994);

Indiana (since 1994);

Kansas (since 1994);

Maryland (since 1994);

New Mexico (since 1994);

North Carolina (since 1994);

Virginia (since 1994);

Louisiana (since 1994);

Wisconsin (since 1994);

Tennessee (since 1994);

Georgia (since 1994);

Arkansas (since 1995);

Florida (since 1995);

Montana (since 1995);

Nevada (since 1995);

New Jersey (since 1995);

North Dakota (since 1995);

Pennsylvania (since 1995);

South Carolina (since 1995);

Utah (since 1995);

Vermont (since 1995);

Arizona (since 2005); and

Massachusetts (since 2012).

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