A plea bargain is defined as an agreement in a case between
the prosecutor and the defendant (as well as his or her attorney) where the
prosecutor convinces the defendant to plead guilty to a lesser charge or to the
original charge with a recommendation of a lighter sentence. A court proceeding is then avoided, as well as
the possibility of being convicted of a greater charge.
There are basically three types of plea bargains –
1. Charge
bargaining…used when a defendant pleads guilty to a less serious charge.
2. Count
bargaining…used when someone pleads guilty to a fewer number of charges.
3. Sentence
bargaining…a guilty plea with full prior knowledge of the sentence.
Plea bargaining may or may not be right for you or a loved
one. At that critical juncture may we
suggest that you seek the advice of Jon Sinn.
Sometimes the only sin you may have committed is not calling Jon in a
timely manner. That’s Akron criminal
lawyer Jon Sinn. He will fight with you
aggressively. Just call (330)
431-0160.
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