By Bob Walsh
SB 94 is likely to become law soon in the People's
Republic of California. Assuming that happens anybody sentence to LWOP
(life without possibility of parole) prior to June 5, 1990, will be able
to petition the court for re-sentencing and may get reduced to Life,
which means they will likely be paroled.
Also,
SB 14 has one last hurdle to pass. This is the Child Sex Trafficking
law, which the legislature originally was going to let die before the
public outcry. Assuming this last amendment is approved Child Sex
Trafficking will be "strikeable" under California law as it would be
considered a "serious felony" which it would not otherwise. It is
unclear how likely it is for this amendment to stick.
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