The Kentucky House passed a violent crime bill that said "reasserting some basic and simple truths"

Kentucky House passes 'three-strikes' violent crime bill with a 74-22 vote. The bill includes a "three-strike" penalty for violent offenders. House Bill 5 includes a sweeping crime bill that includes a 'three strike' penalty. The Kentucky House advanced the bill with an overwhelming majority of support.

Republican-led Kentucky House panel approves 'three-strikes' anti-crime bill. Critics say it doesn't address the actual causes of crime. Legislation would keep felons locked up after three violent offenses. It would also keep people behind bars for three more violent crimes.

Republican members of the Kentucky House have unveiled a "three-strikes" measure. The measure is part of a broader anti-crime bill being pursued this legislative session. Kentucky Republicans introduce 'three-strike' measure amid broader crime crackdown effort. The bill is being pursued by Republicans in the state's legislature.