Can a plea be withdrawn if you sign the papers but haven't been sentenced yet?
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Read More Answered By: Craig Epifanio |
There's always exceptions to the rule, but the rule is that once you sign, or even orally agree to a plea bargain, you have to accept it. About the only exception I can think of is where the prosecutor did something illegal, but not just because you have remorse for accepting a deal. Talk to your attorney right away before you are sentenced. |
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