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most criminal cases are resolved with
what’s called a disposition commonly
known as a as a as a plea bargain where
the district attorney or uh whoever the
prosecuting Authority is will offer a
disposition and there’ll be some
negotiation between the client and the
government attorney about what might be
a fair resolution and most cases are
resolved through plea agreements the
alternative to a plea agreement is going
to trial which is a jury trial with if
it’s a felony it’s 12 people and if it’s
a misdemeanor case it’s a six-person
jury
Denver, CO criminal defense attorney David Lindsey talks how most CO criminal cases are resolved. He explains that the majority of criminal cases are typically resolved through a process known as a plea bargain or disposition. In this scenario, the prosecuting authority, usually the district attorney, offers a proposed resolution, and negotiations take place between the client and the government attorney to reach a fair agreement. Plea agreements are the most common outcome in criminal cases. Alternatively, if a plea agreement cannot be reached, the case proceeds to trial, which involves presenting evidence and arguments to a jury. Felony trials typically involve a jury of 12 individuals, while misdemeanor cases are decided by a jury of six individuals.