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0 tracked cards Remedial Law, Legal and Judicial Ethics, with Practical Exercises

After pleading guilty to a noncapital charge, the accused offers evidence that, if accepted, exculpates the accused rather than merely mitigates the penalty. The judge intends to retain the guilty plea and disregard the contradiction solely because a plea was already entered. Which is correct?

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Section 1(d) requires treating the guilty plea as withdrawn and entering a not-guilty plea A guilty plea can never be affected by exculpatory evidence Only private complainants may authorize a plea change The accused must be sentenced to the maximum regardless of evidence

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