Rob’s father (George Wallace) tells him that he will pick him up himself when he gets out so he will actually get home.

However, he still nails Rob for violating his parole due to not having met his parole officer after his release, and he sentences him to thirty days in prison for that, but says that it will not count as a third strike. They make it there, where Libowitz and Wilson are waiting for them, but so are the cops, and Rob is promptly handcuffed.Īt the courthouse some time later, the judge tells Libowitz and the prosecutor that, after having heard the tape himself, it is clear that Rob is not guilty. Rob then continues eluding the police, which sees his car getting wrecked by their gunfire and SWAT units and helicopters getting called in, but Mike manages to find Rob and pick him up so he can get to the church. Church in ten minutes so he can get a highlight story on the shooting incident. He makes his way back to his car and phones up Mike, and he tells him to call up Libowitz immediately, and also requests for him to call up news reporter Stan Wilson (Bennet Guillory) and have him meet him (Rob) at the First A.M.E. Of course, Brian quickly finds himself running away from the police as well. He then finds himself face-to-face with Tone and his gang, but just as they start putting a pounding on him, the police – having tracked Rob down through a tap in his parents’ phone – pull up to the house, forcing them to retreat. Dahlia tells Rob that she will give him the tape in exchange for a good time in bed with him, much to his disgust, but he is eventually able to sneak out with the tape before things get too hot and heavy. Before going to meet her, he visits his friend Mike (E-40) and asks him to find him a good lawyer that can help him out, so he agrees to ring up Libowitz (Phil Morris) for him.ĭahlia has an argument with Blue over the recording and other matters, and after he steps outside to blow off some steam, he sees Rob coming up to the house, so he takes off to find Tone (Faizon Love) and his crew so they can beat him up for abandoning J.J. He later calls Dahlia up and she confirms that she has this tape. admits to him that only he shot at the cops and stole the car and that he plans to have Rob take the heat for everything). (De’aundre Bonds) and the police, and she got a call from Dahlia (Mo’Nique), a woman he knows, who said that she has a tape that could keep Rob out of jail (the tape is an answering machine recording her brother Blue unknowingly made while he was talking to J.J., where J.J. Bigelow, Court of Appeal, 2nd Appellate District, Div.When Rob (Brian Hooks) calls his mother (Starletta DuPois) while hiding out in a hotel, she tells him that she knows of the shooting incident he had with J.J.

Richard Couzens, Judge of the Superior Court of Placer County(Ret.) and Presiding Justice Tricia A. The Amendment of the Three Strikes Sentencing Law (May 2017) by J.

The addition of a means by which designated defendants currently serving a third strike sentence may petition the court for reduction of their term to a second strike sentence, if they would have been eligible for second strike sentencing under the new law.

The requirements for sentencing a defendant as a third strike offender were changed to 25 years to life by requiring the new felony to be a serious or violent felony with two or more prior strikes to qualify for the 25 year-to-life sentence as a third strike offender and.

On Novemthe voters approved Proposition 36 which substantially amended the law with two primary provisions: If the defendant was convicted of any felony with two or more prior strikes, the law mandated a state prison term of at least 25 years to life. The essence of the Three Strikes law was to require a defendant convicted of any new felony, having suffered one prior conviction of a serious felony to be sentenced to state prison for twice the term otherwise provided for the crime. California's Three Strikes sentencing law was originally enacted in 1994.

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