Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

That doesn't make any sense. The purpose of a "Romero Motion" is to strike prior conviction allegaions when a case is charged under the three strike statute. The sentencing court has discretion to strike prior conviction allegations although the case was charged under the "Three Strike" statute (Pen. Code � 667(b)-(i)). (Romero v. Superior Court (1996) 13 Cal.4th 497).

If you don't have any prior strikes, what would be the purpose in striking nothing?

You can 'ask' for anything you like. IF and when the law applies to your case, then the court will make a discretionary decision on whether to grant a specific motion. Unless you know how to effectively represent yourself in court against a professional prosecutor intending to convict you, hire an attorney who does. If this is in SoCAL courts, and if you�re serious about hiring counsel, feel free to contact me.