Electronic Voting And Inka-Vote; Tenth Anniversary of Three-Strikes Law; FilmWeek
Electronic Voting And Inka-Vote
Larry Mantle speaks with Stuart Pfeifer, County Government Reporter in Orange County for the Los Angeles Times, and Deborah Wright, Executive Liaison for the LA County Registrar Recorder, to find out how the non-traditional electronic voting and Inka-Vote systems worked on Super Tuesday.
Tenth Anniversary of Three-Strikes Law
This month is the tenth anniversary of the three strikes law. The controversial law puts people who commit three felonies away for twenty-five years to life. Erwin Chemerinsky, Professor of Public Interest Law, Legal Ethics and Political Science at the University of California School of Law, and Charles Hobson, an attorney for the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation, a non-profit, public interest law organization in Sacramento, join host Larry Mantle to discuss the pros and cons of Three Strikes.
FilmWeek
Larry Mantle and critics Jean Oppenheimer of New Times and Henry Sheehan of HenrySheehan.com discuss this week's new film releases, including Hidalgo, Starsky & Hutch, The Reckoning, Red Trousers: The Life of the Hong Kong Stuntmen, and Down by Love.
Larry and the critics also review last week's films as well as this week's new video releases. Henry and Jean also share their thoughts of the Acadamy Award results.