Control of Prosecution

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1. When resolving the specified pre-plea downgrading or exclusion motion, must the court state its reasons?
2. Before any plea, the prosecutor removes one accused from the information by simply filing a replacement pleading, witho…
3. Before plea, the prosecutor files a motion to downgrade the offense, gives the offended party notice, and seeks leave. …
4. Before plea, the prosecutor files a substantive amendment that neither downgrades the offense nor excludes an accused. …
5. A prosecutor claims exclusive charging control permits pre-plea downgrading without notice or court permission. The jud…
6. Explain why control of prosecution does not allow every amendment before plea without leave of court.
7. A prosecutor seeks to exclude an accused before plea. Describe the roles of prosecutor, offended party and court under …
8. A student says every substantive amendment requires court leave even before plea. Explain the current distinction confi…