Tag: Guilty Plea
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If You Accept A Plea, Can You Change Your Mind Later?
If you accept a plea offer from the prosecution, there are situations where you can change your mind. But those situations are rare.
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Will A Court Always Accept A Plea Deal?
While plea deals are very common, a court does not have to accept a plea deal. If a judge refuses to accept a deal, the case moves forward.
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When Can You Appeal?
Most people know that you can appeal after trial and sentencing, but there are other rules you need to know about appeals too.
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Can You Contest The Charges Against You?
In every criminal case, you can contest the charges against you. But you don’t have to. You can also plead guilty or no contest.
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Should You Accept A Plea Agreement?
The decision whether to accept a plea agreement is one for you to make and depends on your specific circumstances.
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What Is The Purpose Of A Plea Deal?
The purpose of a plea deal is simple: certainty. It’s the only way for you to guarantee the outcome of your trial and your sentence.
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What is the Difference Between a Guilty Plea and a Not Guilty Plea?
At the beginning of a criminal case, you have three choices when you enter a plea: guilty, not guilty or no contest. How do you decide which?