When you take a plea you also give up your right to remain silent. This is your right not to say anything in court if you decide to go to trial. In a trial, it is the prosecutor’s job to prove that you did what is char - The Right To Remain Silent - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	When you take a plea you also give up your right to remain silent. This is your right not to say anything in court if you decide to go to trial. In a trial, it is the prosecutor’s job to prove that you did what is char Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-09-02 17:20:11 Open Document File Size: 186,89 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation / / Country United States / / Facility Juvenile Court / Bar Foundation And UNITED WAY / / Organization Juvenile Court / UN Court / / / Position attorney / attorney and the prosecutor / judge and the judge / prosecutor / judge / intake worker / / ProvinceOrState Massachusetts / / URL www.clcm.org / / SocialTag Criminal procedure Jury trial Plea Plea bargain Alford plea Law Government Juries

When you take a plea you also give up your right to remain silent. This is your right not to say anything in court if you decide to go to trial. In a trial, it is the prosecutor’s job to prove that you did what is charAdd to Reading List