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Simple English definitions for legal terms
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An issuable plea is a formal response made by an accused person in court to a criminal charge. It can be a plea of "guilty," "not guilty," or "no contest."
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These examples illustrate how an issuable plea is a defendant's formal response to a criminal charge. The plea of "guilty" admits to the charge, while the plea of "not guilty" denies it. The plea of "no contest" does not admit guilt but accepts punishment.