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Plea Bargaining and Guilty Pleas

12. Plea Bargaining and Guilty Pleas. Figure 12.1 Sample Plea Form. continued on next slide. Figure 12.1 (continued) Sample Plea Form. Figure 12.2 Arguments For and Against Plea Bargaining. Figure 12.3 Examples of Ad Hoc Plea-Bargaining Concessions.

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Plea Bargaining and Guilty Pleas

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  1. 12 Plea Bargaining and Guilty Pleas

  2. Figure 12.1 Sample Plea Form continued on next slide

  3. Figure 12.1 (continued) Sample Plea Form

  4. Figure 12.2 Arguments For and Against Plea Bargaining

  5. Figure 12.3 Examples of Ad Hoc Plea-Bargaining Concessions

  6. Figure 12.4 Plea-Bargaining Procedure continued on next slide

  7. Figure 12.4 (continued) Plea-Bargaining Procedure continued on next slide

  8. Figure 12.4 (continued) Plea-Bargaining Procedure

  9. A guilty plea must be intelligent, voluntary, and based in fact.Zuma Press / Alamy

  10. Figure 12.5 Elements of a Valid Guilty Plea continued on next slide

  11. Figure 12.5 (continued) Elements of a Valid Guilty Plea continued on next slide

  12. Figure 12.5 (continued) Elements of a Valid Guilty Plea

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