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A plea of nolo contendere is best described by which of the following situations?

A. Bob had his criminal record wiped clean.
B. Mary didn't admit to or deny a charge of possession of marijuana. Instead, she chose not to contest it.
C. Tom served 6 months of probation for a misdemeanor.
D. Sarah was relieved when the judge decided to withhold judgment.



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Final answer:

Nolo contendere plea is when a defendant neither admits nor denies a charge but chooses not to contest it, having a similar effect as a guilty plea regarding the sentence.


Explanation:

Nolo contendere, also known as no contest, is when a defendant does not admit or deny a charge but chooses not to contest it. This plea has the same effect as a guilty plea concerning the sentence but doesn't act as an admission of guilt for other purposes. It is different from a guilty plea that could be used against the defendant in a civil lawsuit.


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