"Plea" Example Sentences
1. He entered a plea of not guilty.
2. His plea for mercy fell on deaf ears.
3. The defendant changed his plea to guilty.
4. The judge listened to the defendant's plea.
5. She made a plea bargain with the prosecutor.
6. The desperate plea for help went unanswered.
7. The defense attorney argued the defendant's plea.
8. Her tearful plea moved the audience.
9. He issued a final plea to voters.
10. Her passionate plea persuaded the jury.
11. The parole board denied his plea for early release.
12. The defense entered an Alford plea.
13. The judge accepted the defendant's plea agreement.
14. He entered a guilty plea.
15. I made one final plea to save the relationship.
16. The police ignored her pleas for help.
17. She accepted the prosecutor's plea deal.
18. His lawyer advised him to enter an Alford plea.
19. The defense presented emotional pleas for leniency.
20. She pleaded with her boss for a raise.
21. The defense presented compelling pleas for mercy.
22. She entered a no contest plea.
23. She pleaded not guilty to all charges.
24. His pleas for mercy fell on deaf ears.
25. The judge accepted the defendant's no contest plea.
26. His emotional plea brought tears to her eyes.
27. The victim made an impassioned plea for justice.
28. The defense made a final plea for acquittal.
29. The desperate pleas for food and water continued.
30. The defendant changed his plea from not guilty to guilty.
31. The defense argued for a lesser plea deal.
32. He pleaded guilty to the lesser charge.
33. Her pleas went unheard.
34. The judge denied the defendant's plea for a mistrial.
35. The defendant entered an open plea of guilty.
36. His passionate plea moved the crowd to tears.
37. Lawyers negotiated a plea bargain.
38. Her pleas fell on deaf ears.
39. The jury ignored her emotional pleas for leniency.
40. The defendant entered an Alford plea of no contest.
41. The victim's family made emotional pleas for justice.
42. She pleaded for mercy but received none.
43. The defendant retracted his guilty plea.
44. The desperate pleas continued for hours.
45. The judge rejected the defendant's guilty plea.
46. She pleaded for another chance.
47. Lawyers are in negotiations for a possible plea deal.
48. The defendant changed his plea from guilty to not guilty.
49. The defense made a final emotional plea for acquittal.
50. He entered an open guilty plea with no deal.
51. The defendant pleaded guilty to a lesser charge.
52. His plea bargain greatly reduced his sentence.
53. Her desperate pleas went unanswered.
54. The judge listened impassively to the defendant's plea.
55. The defense made compelling pleas for mercy and leniency.
56. The defendant pleaded no contest to the charges.
57. Prosecutors rejected the defense's plea deal offer.
58. Her tearful plea stirred feelings of sympathy in the judge.
59. The desperate pleas for help continued through the night.
60. The defendant retracted his Alford plea of no contest.
Common Phases
1. enter a
plea - to formally make a
plea of guilty, not guilty, or no contest in a court of law
2.
plea bargain - an agreement between a defendant and a prosecutor where the defendant
pleads guilty to a lesser charge in exchange for a lesser sentence
3.
plea deal - an arrangement between a defendant and a prosecutor where the defendant
pleads guilty in exchange for concessions
4.
plea for mercy - to make an appeal or request for leniency or forgiveness
5. a guilty
plea - a defendant's admission of guilt in court
6. make a
plea - to ask earnestly; to appeal or petition
7. a not guilty
plea - a defendant's formal denial of guilt in court
8. a no contest
plea - a defendant's
plea in court neither admitting nor denying guilt but accepting the punishment
9. reject a
plea - to refuse to accept a defendant's guilty
plea in court
10. withdraw a
plea - to take back a guilty, not guilty, or no contest
plea that has already been entered in court