Law Practice
Aug. 6, 2008
Justices Limit Later Changes To Plea Deals
A plea bargain is a plea bargain, even if it means the defendant gets deported, the California Supreme Court said Monday.
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A plea bargain is a plea bargain, even if it means the defendant gets deported, the California Supreme Court said Monday.
Trial court judges have long had the power to go back and modify the terms and conditions of a defendant's probation.
But that authority doesn...
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