You are a prosecutor in a state with a strict three-strike law. You have been assigned the case of 46-year-old Billy Banks, who has been arrested and charged with burglary. Billy has two previous felony convictionsone for auto theft and a previous burglary convictionalthough you know he has committed many other crimes. Billy shoplifted merchandise worth $145 from a local department store. This amount is low enough to charge Billy with a misdemeanor petty theft, but because he admitted to entering the store with the express purpose of shoplifting, he was charged with a burglary, which is defined as the unlawful entry of a structure to commit a felony or theft. What are the pros and cons of charging Billy under the three-strike law? And with what crime would you charge him?