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    Cjus 200 Ref. Paper 3

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    Plea bargaining‚ also known as plea negotiation‚ is the most commonly used practice in the criminal justice process in which defendants are allowed to plead guilty to a lesser charge or charges (Inciardi‚ 2010). Involved in this process are the prosecutor and the defense‚ along with the person accused of committing some sort of criminal activity. According to Inciardi (2010)‚ “It is believed that more than 90 percent of criminal convictions result from negotiated pleas of guilty” (Pg

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    chair‚lethal injection‚ firing squad‚and haning. According to the article (Balko‚ Radley.DNA Testing Reveals Serious Problems in the Capital Punishment System.) “more than a quarter of DNA exonerations included a false confession or guilty plea. The plea bargaining process can also induce innocent people to plead guilty to lesser crimes to avoid charges with more serious prison time‚ particularly in drug cases.” Freddie Peacock of Rochester‚ New York‚ was convicted of rape in 1976. DNA Testing Shows

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    attorney as soon as possible; some important strategic decisions must be made at your arraignment and you want to be prepared. If you plan to plead guilty‚ you will usually be offered a lesser sentence in order to take a guilty plea through the process known as “plea bargaining.” You may be offered an ACD if you have no or limited criminal history. If you are offered an ACD then there is no reason to plead

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    The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) was established under the Prosecution of Offences Act 1985 ‘as the principal prosecuting agency’ in England and Wales that take over cases which the police had decided to prosecute. The Criminal Justice Act 2003 transferred most of the charging power from the police to CPS‚ giving the impression of a public service that counterbalance the increased police force while delivering justice by working independently of them. However‚ since the inception of CPS‚ there

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    criminals sentenced by the courts and individuals accused of crimes but not yet convicted. The components of the criminal justice process are: Intake‚ 1st appearance‚ bail‚ right to counsel‚ substance abuse evaluations‚ pre-indictment events‚ plea bargains‚ P.T.I (pretrial intervention program‚ the grand jury‚ the indictment process‚ the pre-arraignment conference and arraignment‚ the status and pretrial conferences‚ trials‚ presentence investigations and reports/sentencing‚ post-conviction

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    drinking under the influence with be taken to trial and “plea bargained” down to a lesser offense. As a Defense Attorney they are there to represent the person being accused of committing a crime. They will make an effort to to have their client to be found guilty of the charges whether the client is or is not actually guilty of the charges. Even if the client admits to a defense lawyer that he or she is guilty there are always ways to plea bargain or be found guilty. As a District Attorney Kathleen

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    Crime Case Analysis Report- Case: R. v Fajka (2004) Case Overview: On the 15th of January 2002 around 8pm two brothers‚ Sebastian (the defendant) and Attila (his brother)‚ entered Bradbury Inn Tavern and started consuming alcohol. But around 9:45 the brothers were involves in a fight with customers and hotel staff. Attila‚ the defendant’s brother‚ was said to have major involvement in the fight. It was alleged that he‚ the defendant‚ struck a male patron before becoming involved in a scuffle with

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    Rule 19, 06

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    Atty X: magplead ka ng gulty kung ayaw mong pagsisihan yan habang buhay. Ako bahala sayo B: okay atty! :(( (Atty & b balik sa position) Atty X: We are ready to proceed your honor‚ my client would like to change his plea. Judge: Well‚ Mr. B‚ what would you like to change your plea to? B: I plead your guilty‚ your Honor Judge: Are you sure? B: YES your honor!! Atty: Your honor! My client admits the crime and is willing to serve life in prison. ******************** ***** END ***************************************

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    The process of plea-bargaining is an issue viewed in various lights based on the individual’s role in this judicial process. Plea-bargaining may be beneficial to the rightfully accused allowing them a lighter sentence; however‚ if wrongfully accused‚ it could afford them their freedom. A plea bargain is an agreement in a criminal case where a prosecutor and a defendant arrange to end the case against the defendant before it goes to a judge or jury trial. The defendant agrees to plead guilty to a

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    innocent person to enter the guilty plea‚ is that there is a possibility that when entering guilty plea they could possible get charged with a lesser crime. It is known that if someone was to go in front of a jury and get charged with a crime it will be a much larger sentencing time than if the defendant would of taken a plea bargain in the first place. So in this day and time it could be easier for someone to see the outside world again to just take a plea bargain and plea guilty to something rather than

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