Justices ponder California three strikes law in clash over cruelty
The Supreme Court debated whether California’s three strikes law is constitutional for locking up petty criminals for life. Justices weighed limits on long sentences for minor offenses as they consider striking down the 1994 policy that has been credited with reducing crime but criticized as excessive punishment.
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Families plead over three strikes toll for lifers
The Zullos plea to overturn the three strikes law as their family suffers. Their son remains in prison while they fear their relatives may not see the husband freed. The measure, passed in 1994 with 72 percent support, imposes 25 years to life for a felony conviction after two prior felonies.
Billions found by USPS means likely no rate hike soon
The Postal Service may hold postage rates for about four more years after a financial review showed it overpaid into the Civil Service Retirement System. The liability dropped from about 82 billion to roughly 5 billion, due to higher pension yields and fund adjustments.
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