WHICH OF THESE DO YOU BELIEVE PRACTICE THE 3 STRIKES YOU'RE OUT RULE? (CHOOSE ALL WHICH APPLY)

SOME PEOPLE MAY PRACTICE THE "3 STRIKES YOU'RE OUT RULE". IF NECESSARY, WOULD YOU PRACTICE THE "3 STRIKES YOU'RE OUT RULE"?

HOW MANY DID YOU GET RIGHT? *The Legal & Justice System (Criminal Law)Three-Strikes Laws: In the United States, about 28 states (most famously California and Washington) and the federal government have actual "Three-Strikes" laws. If a person is convicted of three serious or violent felonies, the law mandates a much harsher sentence for the third strike, often resulting in 25 years to life in prison. *Schools and Education (Discipline Policies) Behavioral Policies: Many schools use a three-strikes system for minor infractions (like dress code violations, talking out of turn, or tardiness). Strike 1: A verbal warning. Strike 2: A call home or detention. Strike 3: Suspension or a trip to the principal's office. *The Workplace (Human Resources & Employment) Progressive Discipline: Many companies use a three-strike process before terminating an employee for performance or attendance issues. Strike 1: Verbal warning. Strike 2: Written warning (often a Performance Improvement Plan). Strike 3: Termination. *The Digital World (Copyright & Social Media)YouTube & Copyright: YouTube uses a very strict three-strikes system for copyright infringement or community guideline violations. If a creator gets 3 strikes within a 90-day period, their channel is permanently deleted. Social Media Platforms: Platforms like Facebook, TikTok, and Reddit often use a strike system to temporarily ban or permanently delete accounts that repeatedly break the rules. *Sports (The Original Source)Baseball & Softball: Of course, the literal rule where a batter gets three missed swings or strikes before being called "out" by the umpire.

HOW WOULD YOU FEEL IF SURVEY SITES WOULD PRACTICE THE "3 STRIKES RULE"?