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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin with SECTION I. Indicate whether you are entering a Guilty Plea or Admission to Facts Sufficient for a Finding of Guilty. Fill in the Count Number and any recommendations from both the Defendant and Prosecutor.
- In the Judge's Disposition section, ensure that you understand the implications of a binding plea and any conditions attached, including fees and probation terms.
- Proceed to SECTION II. The Judge will certify acceptance or rejection of the tender. Ensure all parties have signed and dated appropriately.
- Review SECTION III carefully, which outlines your rights as a defendant. Make sure you understand each right before proceeding.
- Finally, complete SECTION IV by having your Defense Counsel certify that they have explained your legal rights and consequences.
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