You are a D. A. and are prosecuting a burglary case. The defendant is willing to plead guilty in return for a sentence of probation, and you feel that this is a fair punishment because your evidence may not support a conviction. However, the victims are upset and want to see the offender receive prison time. They insist that you try the case. What should you do

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Drake Stevens

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30 September, 18:44

You are a D. A. and are prosecuting a burglary case. The defendant is willing to plead guilty in return for a sentence of probation, and you feel that this is a fair punishment because your evidence may not support a conviction. However, the victims are upset and want to see the offender receive prison time. They insist that you try the case. What should you do

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Rhys Salas · Answer 1

Answer: I feel like I would do what I think is best and put him on a strict probation so that he won't rob anyone anymore and whatever he took should be given back to the store.