Hear from what Cobb Defense Attorneys have to say!
Flynn Broady
Georgia’s Three Strikes Law targets repeat offenders by imposing enhanced penalties for individuals convicted of multiple serious felonies.
Applies to specific violent crimes, such as murder, rape, and aggravated assault.
A third conviction for a “strike” offense often means life imprisonment without parole.
Designed to deter repeat offenders and protect the public.
Only certain serious violent felonies qualify.
Judges have limited discretion once a defendant reaches a third strike.
Prosecutors must prove prior convictions as part of sentencing.
The court reviews certified records of prior convictions.
Prosecutors establish the defendant’s status as a repeat offender.
Once proven, the statute mandates enhanced sentencing.
Challenging prior convictions — questioning validity or admissibility.
Arguing the offense does not qualify — disputing whether the charge is a strike under Georgia law.
Constitutional challenges — raising Eighth Amendment concerns about cruel and unusual punishment.
The Three Strikes Law leaves little room for leniency once triggered.
A single conviction can escalate penalties dramatically for repeat offenders.
An experienced defense attorney may reduce charges or challenge prior strikes to avoid life without parole.
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