'Struck by Justice:' Polly Klaas murder led to harsher sentences. Is that the answer to crime?
Briefly

Outrage over the crime led to the swift passage of the Three Strikes Law, which doubled an offender's sentence for a second felony conviction and required mandatory prison sentences of 25 years to life for a third conviction.
But now, as car break-ins and retail store theft rise, critics of criminal justice reform are calling for a return to harsher sentencing and pushing back on prosecutors who back restorative justice over longer prison sentences.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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