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WHEN CAN THE PLEA OF GUILTY BE CONSIDERED A MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCE?

It  is  mitigating  if  voluntarily done before  the  prosecution  starts  to  present evidence.


WHEN CAN THE PLEA OF GUILTY BE CONSIDERED A MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCE?

It  is  mitigating  if  voluntarily done before  the  prosecution  starts  to  present evidence.


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