The "Three Strikes" law mandates maximum penalties without parole for repeat violent or sexual offenders. Although repealed in 2022, the current New Zealand government plans to reintroduce it to deter serious crime. Proponents argue it is necessary to prioritize victim safety and remove dangerous offenders from society. Opponents claim it strips judges of discretion, fails to lower crime rates, and disproportionately incarcerates Māori.
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