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Facing a likely overhaul of the state's Three Strikes law, the Santa Clara County district attorney's office is asking authorities to identify Three Strikes offenders that could be released unless they are pegged as sexually violent predators. The move is the latest development in preparation for Proposition 66, a ballot measure hailed by defense attorneys and decried by prosecutors statewide. Recent polls suggest that the initiative is likely to be approved by a wide margin.
October 25, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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