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Jury Trial

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A plea bargain is a binding agreement between the prosecutor and the defendant charges without incurring the time, expense, and uncertainty of a jury trial. In a written plea agreement, the defendant agrees to plead guilty, often in exchange for a reduced charge, a dismissal of some of the counts, or maybe a minimized sentence.
Alexis Austin Litle · Colorado Plea Deal: What Prosecutors Won't Tell YouWatch clip ↗
The advice is ours, but the decision is yours. You always have the right to plead not guilty and have your day in court in front of the jury.
Alexis Austin Litle · Colorado Plea Deal: What Prosecutors Won't Tell YouWatch clip ↗
A plea bargain is a binding agreement between the prosecutor and the defendant charges without incurring the time, expense, and uncertainty of a jury trial.
Alexis Austin Litle · Colorado Plea Deal: What Prosecutors Won't Tell YouWatch clip ↗

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to take the plea my attorney recommends, or can I still go to trial?

Alexis explains: "The advice is ours, but the decision is yours. You always have the right to plead not guilty and have your day in court in front of the jury."

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I got a speeding ticket or minor infraction - what should I know before going to Municipal Court?

Right Law Group's guide explains: "Colorado Springs Municipal Court | Need To Know Before You Go or Charged in CO? At one point or another, you may find yourself dealing with some sort of legal issue, often due to a speeding ticket or some other type of minor infraction."

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What is a plea bargain, and what do I agree to when I accept one?

Alexis explains: "A plea bargain is a binding agreement between the prosecutor and the defendant charges without incurring the time, expense, and uncertainty of a jury trial. In a written plea agreement, the defendant agrees to plead guilty, often in exchange for a reduced charge, a dismissal of some of the counts, or maybe a minimized sentence."

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