No. A strike is defined as serious or violent under the Three Strikes laws. For a violent felony, the person must do 85% of the time imposed. A first offense for a serious felony, although also a strike, will still make the person eligible for 50% time on the first offense. A second qualifying offense…
There is not a single factor, but length of time between a previous strike and the current offense is one. This only comes into play when there is a current offense. A judge does not simply strike an offense from the record after the passage of time. People vs Romero is a case that allows…
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