Please understand there are exceptions to this rule but at the basic level this is an example of the 3 Strikes law in Texas:
Bob gets convicted of a felony (3rd degree and higher) and goes to prison.
Bob finishes that prison sentence.
Bob gets convicted of a second felony (3rd degree and higher) and goes to prison.
Bob finishes the second prison sentence.
Bob gets arrested (notice I did not say convicted) for a third felony (3rd degree and higher). At this point, Bob is now looking at a minimum of 25 years to life IF convicted. It does not matter if the felony Bob was arrested for is only a 3rd or 2nd degree felony.
This was a video posted on Instagram when I was using the name @speakbrandon. I recently changed my name to @mrlawgame. Same person just a different name.
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Disclaimer
I am a lawyer, but not necessarily your lawyer unless I have been appointed to represent you (which creates attorney-client privilege). This video is for informational purposes only. It should not be considered legal advice.
