California's Three Strikes Law imposes longer prison sentences on repeat felony (e.g. petty theft, drug possession of small quantities, kidnapping, robbery, murder) crime offenders regardless of the severity of their latest crime as long as they are found guilty of at least one serious or violent prior felony. Strike 1, the serious or violent felony, is punished normally. Strike 2 requires the guilty to go to prison (i.e. rehab facilities and probation are ruled out) for twice the present offense's sentence. Strike 3 sentences the guilty to a minimum of 25 years in prison.