Plea Bargaining

• Most criminal cases are resolved via plea bargaining with a prosecutor’s consent prior to a verdict or a guilty plea.
• By entering a guilty plea through a bargaining agreement, you give up your right to a trial and to confront your accusers.
• You may incriminate yourself by accepting a plea bargain.

Are you thinking about plea bargaining your criminal case?  Contact dedicated Criminal Defense Lawyer Robert Friedman before you do.

This educational legal video was brought to you by Robert Friedman, an experienced Buffalo Criminal Defense Lawyer.

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