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Plea Bargaining in California — How Plea Deals Work and When to Take One

Over 90% of California criminal cases resolve through a plea bargain rather than trial. Understanding how plea negotiations work — and when to accept vs reject an offer — is one of the most critical decisions in any criminal case.

Reviewed by Daniel S. Rubin, CA Bar 302093 · Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorney

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Plea Bargaining California — At a Glance

Law / Code
PC §1192 / PC §1192.5
Classification
Criminal Procedure — Plea Negotiations
Maximum Penalty
N/A — plea determines the charge and sentence
Probation Eligible
Negotiated as part of plea
Strike Offense
Critical consideration in any plea
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