Which of the following statements best describes a "plea bargain"? O The prosecution is able to force the accused to admit guit due to a preponderance of evidence. O The prosecutor is unable to prove guit beyond a reasonable doubt and is forced to make a deal with the defendant to uphold the charges. O The accused is declared innocent due to an unconstitutional deal made by the prosecution. An agreement between the prosecutor and the accused in which the accused pleads guilty in exchange for a lesser sentence or a reduced charge.

Which of the following statements best describes a "plea bargain"? O The prosecution is able to force the accused to admit guit due to a preponderance of evidence. O The prosecutor is unable to prove guit beyond a reasonable doubt and is forced to make a deal with the defendant to uphold the charges. O The accused is declared innocent due to an unconstitutional deal made by the prosecution. An agreement between the prosecutor and the accused in which the accused pleads guilty in exchange for a lesser sentence or a reduced charge.