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In the U.S.Supreme Court case of ____________________,it was decided that prosecutors must fulfill their promises in regard to plea bargains.
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(82) Eli is a public defender who is representing his client in a first-degree murder case. A plea arrangement could not be arranged, so the case is going to trial. In a matter of weeks, Eli will be forced to help seat a jury. He is hoping to have a chance to select jurors who will sympathize with his client, who grew up in abject poverty and has a low IQ.Eli is not sure what the outcome of this case will be considering that there is not an eyewitness to testify.
-Eli's client's case was more likely to go to trial than other cases because the client is being tried for
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(90) Plea bargaining continued to occur in Tennessee even after it was banned.
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