Xanthro
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A major fault in American Judisprudence is the fact that often it is better to plead quilty when one is innocent than face trial. Whether this has anything to do with this particular case I do not know.
However, let's assume that the defendent faces 35 years in jail if found quilty in Court, but if the defendent enters a quilty plea to the same charge, the sentence is 3 years probation. Offers like this occur all the time, and one would have to be insane to not take the plea, guilty or innocent. The cost/risk is just too great.
However, let's assume that the defendent faces 35 years in jail if found quilty in Court, but if the defendent enters a quilty plea to the same charge, the sentence is 3 years probation. Offers like this occur all the time, and one would have to be insane to not take the plea, guilty or innocent. The cost/risk is just too great.