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Plea and Charge Bargaining

Plea and Charge Bargaining Research Summary Prepared by: Lindsey Devers, CSR, Incorporated 2107 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 1000 Arlington, VA 20001 Under Contract No. GS-10F-0114L, Order No. 2008-F_08151 Janaury 24, 2011 Contents Introduction .. 1 Background .. 1 Prosecutorial Discretion .. 1 Legal Characteristics .. 2 Extralegal Characteristics .. 2 Summary Findings .. 3 Policy Implications and Future Research .. 3 References .. 4 i Research Summary: Plea and Charge BargainingINTRODUCTION Plea Bargaining is a defining, if not the defining, feature of the federal criminal justice system (Brown and Bunnell, 2006:1063). In plea Bargaining , a defendant is faced with a Charge at arraignment. Typically this is the maximum Charge or punishment that the defendant will be held to if he or she goes to trial.

Plea bargains only for the guilty. Journal of Law and Economics. 49:353–364. Barkow, R. (2006). Separation of powers and the criminal law. Stanford Law Review . 989, 1033–1034: 2–58. Bibas, S. (2001). Judicial fact-finding and sentence enhancements in a world of guilty pleas. Yale Law Journal . 110:1097–1120.

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