Which of the Following Is True of "Three Strikes" Laws

question 17

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true of "three strikes" laws?

• A)An offender with three qualifying convictions (misdemeanors or felonies) is sentenced to a minimum of 25 years in prison.
• B)An offender with three qualifying felonies is sentenced to 25 years to life in prison.
• C)An offender with three qualifying felonies is no longer eligible for probation supervision.
• D)An offender with three qualifying convictions (misdemeanors or felonies) is no longer eligible for probation supervision.

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Definitions:

Labor Laws

Legislation that regulates the rights and duties between workers and employers, intended to ensure fair treatment of workers and equitable business practices.

Canada's Provinces

Political divisions within Canada, each with its own government and specific powers, similar to states in other federations.

Strike Replacements

Workers who are hired to fill the positions of striking employees during the course of a labor strike.

Bargaining Unit

A group of employees with a clear and identifiable community of interests, recognized by an employer or by law, that is represented collectively in negotiations by a union.