If the plea bargain includes a jail/prison sentence, unless arrangements have been made, the defendant will usually go in on the day s/he takes the plea. Either way if the defenda t is incarcerated it is usually 10 days from plea to sentence and if the defenda t …

Dec 15, 2014 · The plea agreement will be between you and the state, but the victim will be the one who decides if they agree with the plea agreement. If you and the victim cannot agree the state will most like go to trial.

Feb 14, 2012 · My Husband signed a plea ageement for a year in the county jail for DWLS, on the plea agreement it stating that he had 208 days credited to him. (all parties signed) But now they are saying he only has 123 days credit for time served. Can they change plea agreement after its already done and ordered?

Feb 18, 2013 · The deal does not have to be in writing provided it is placed on the record. The court does not have to accept the terms of a plea bargain, so if it is the Court who is unwilling to honor the terms, then the Court will permit you to withdraw the plea.

Sep 25, 2012 · An agreement has been established after plea bargain of a felon case. After peading guilty can the judge reduce the sentence that is within the guidelines of an specific charge. What does a judge take into considerations?

Mar 7, 2015 · The plea deal is ultimately a function of the prosecutor. It's up to the judge to accept or reject it; however, there is a good chance the judge will accept it unless it's egregiously outside the parameters of fairness.

Apr 8, 2015 · Most judges have a plea deadline. This is the last day to accept the plea the prosecutor has offered. After that date you can still plea but it will totally be up to the judge what your sentence is - this may be where you're at if you are close to trial. It is common to receive only one offer with some prosecutors.

Of course they pressure a defendant to plead. It's easier than proving a case. Your son's attorney, who can discuss all of the evidence, is the best person to examine whether it is worth a trial or a plea. Offers may get worse the more time that passes. Better arguments on the evidence make the offers better. Talk with his attorney.

Apr 4, 2016 · Can a guilty plea,set through a plea deal,be overturned?I was scared into excepting a plea deal,while knowing I did nothing.Everything I pointed out to my paid attorney,was almost every time responded back to me with a answer against me and even seemed to side more with prosecutor.I only excepted a plea as my attorney couldn't give me any reassurance on anything and led me to believe I would ...

Feb 13, 2011 · The typical plea is often an "A" Misdemeanor with a split sentence of 30 days in jail and 3 years probation, but that varies greatly from county to county and depends upon the circumstances and the various ages of the participants.