Criminal
Sep. 25, 2001
Criminal Crossroads
Precisely when do "strike" priors disqualify a defendant from being eligible for probation under Proposition 36?
Precisely when do "strike" priors disqualify a defendant from being eligible for probation under Proposition 36? When a defendant commits a nonviolent drug-possession offense under Proposition 36, special rules kick in. Defendants who qualify under Proposition 36 must be sentenced to a drug-tr...
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