Social Studies, 22.01.2021 18:40 zairam2002

What if you were accused of a crime and, although you knew you were innocent, the evidence pointed so overwhelmingly to you that you believed you
had no chance of being acquitted in a trial? In this situation, how might you feel
about the option of plea bargaining? Explain your comments thoroughly.

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