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Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding the use of plea bargaining in criminal cases in
Canada?
It is only available in cases involving indictable offences
It plays a very important role in the processing of criminal cases
It is technically illegal, but there's widespread use
It is provided for in Section 645 of the Criminal Code

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