Criminal
Jan. 10, 2001
In This Case, at Least, the Court Says 'Shall' Means 'Shall'
SAN FRANCISCO - The meaning of "shall" is more than a linguistic quibble to convict Robert Tindall, who's currently serving 25 years to life under the "three strikes" sentencing law at Ironwood State Prison in the California desert at Blythe.
SAN FRANCISCO - The meaning of "shall" is more than a linguistic quibble to convict Robert Tindall, who's currently serving 25 years to life under the "three strikes" sentencing law at Ironwood State Prison in the California desert at Blythe.
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