learned single Judge, upon reaching to positive conclusion of illegal "plea bargaining". Therefore, the State cannot be permitted to contend that all offences ... learned trial Magistrate has awarded lesser sentence and such a "plea bargaining" is not legal and deprecated the practice adopted by the Magistrate
plea so entered. Held that the conviction of an accused based on a plea of guilty entered by him as a result of plea bargaining ... statutory requirements with absolute impunity are going on unabatedly. Such pleas of plea bargaining deserve to be abhored and eschewed from practice by the trial
also perverse and ex facie result of the 'plea bargaining'. In order to appreciate this, it is necessary first of all to refer ... perverse and suffers from the patent vice of the 'plea-bargaining'! From the impugned Judgment and orders, it also appears that the learned
duty, the patent modus operandi being that of the illicit "plea-bargaining" between the learned Magistrate and the accused, resulting into the gross ... called out, and/or accepting the fraudulent pleas of guilty, entering into illicit plea-bargaining and thereby letting-off the accused softly by just patting
held that this was not a case of 'plea-bargaining.' Mr. Parikh further submitted that taking into consideration the facts and circumstances, this ... case appears to be more or less a case of 'plea-bargaining.' Mr. Parikh further submitted that taking into consideration the facts
punishment may be imposed. It was also contended
that provisions of plea bargaining would not apply to such offences
under the Drugs and Cosmetics ... said order has relied heavily on the provisions of plea
bargaining added in the Criminal Procedure Code in the newly
introduced Chapter XXI-A. Learned
punishment may be imposed. It was also contended
that provisions of plea bargaining would not apply to such offences
under the Drugs and Cosmetics ... said order has relied heavily on the provisions of plea
bargaining added in the Criminal Procedure Code in the newly
introduced Chapter XXI-A. Learned
respondent-accused submitted that this apears to be a case of plea-bargaining. He submitted that if the accused were to know that ... would not have pleaded guilty. Mr. Patel submitted that 'plea bargaining' is illegal and unconstitutional under the circumstances, submitted Mr. Patel, it would
facie it leads me to infer that these were cases of plea-bargaining. It may be that the learned Judicial Magistrates themselves may not have ... fine only shows that it was very probably a case of plea-bargaining. The learned Judicial Magistrate has observed in the judgment that the pleas
that the petitioner had admitted the charges as a part of plea bargaining because he was given to understand that in case he admits ... there is no indication whatsoever about the plea bargaining and in the explanation, which he has given in answer to question No.4 in this
