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Good Faith Plea Bargaining

If a defendant accepts a plea bargain in good faith and later learns that s/he is not guilty of the charge, can he appeal or fight the conviction?

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Re: Good Faith Plea Bargaining I'm not sure I understand how the defendant could have learned of his/her own innocense o...

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Edward Hoffman

Re: Good Faith Plea Bargaining Not on that basis. Plea bargins are often offered to people precisely because the DA know...

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Ken Koury

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