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Pleading guilty means you admit that you committed the crime. Pleading no contest (nolo contendere) means accepting the conviction but avoiding a factual admission of guilt.
Its better to plea bargain than go to trial if you (or your attorney) believe that there is sufficient evidence to convince a jury that you are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt -- regardless of whether you are factually innocent or guilty of the charges presented against you.
No, pleading guilty in court does not necessarily mean you will go to jail that day. The judge will consider various factors before sentencing, which may include time served awaiting trial, the severity of the offense, and any mitigating circumstances.
Guilty pleas render a trial unnecessary and lead directly to a sentencing hearing and the imposition of a sentence. As part of the plea agreement, both parties may ask for a specific sentence.