My true nobility of soul, inherited from my unknown illustrious ancestors, prompts me to plead Guilty in order to save this pretended mother.
She means, my Lord, to plead Guilty and to take the consequences.
The lawyer advised the defendant to plead guilty, provided the judge could be induced to let him off with a fine, which the policy King agreed to pay.
She had offered to plead guilty if she could get off with twenty years!
Both had offered to plead guilty to a slightly lower degree of crime before the case was moved for trial.
But before Bob had a chance to reply, Foster exclaimed: "He does not want to plead guilty, your honor.
I think he wants to plead guilty," interposed one of the plain-clothes men whom the sergeant had ordered to make a case against the boy.
Then you owe it to me to plead guilty, and relieve me from responsibility.
I owe it to myself not to plead guilty," said Charlton, speaking still gently, for his old imperious and self-confident manner had left him.
If you are guilty, and so awfully conscientious, plead guilty at once.
After all, a good many of us will have to plead guilty to the charge of nervousness.
If he is wise, he'll plead guilty--his solicitor will advise him to do that.
And that he means to go through his trial, and to plead guilty to a charge of murder, so that the real criminal should escape.
Some did plead guilty, and did get off with lighter punishments than those who stood their trial; but I was determined to have a public trial, or else be honorably discharged.
My solicitor advised me to plead guilty, telling me I should thus get off with a lighter punishment; but I refused.
On the eleventh day of the Assizes I was placed in the dock with a number of prisoners who had agreed to plead guilty, and enter into bonds.
Do you," intoned the judge for the third and slightly more impatient time, "plead guilty or not guilty to the charge of murder against you?
Do you," began the judge again, "plead guilty or not guilty?
Personally I plead guilty to something of the same spirit.
Illustration: Personally I plead guilty to something of the same spirit.
The third course was to plead guilty, and take a short cut on the best terms possible to what was realized to be a pre-arranged conclusion.
He argued that for him to plead guilty to the extortion charge would weaken his testimony in the bribery cases.
Even after the immunity contract had been signed, Ruef continued to urge Burns that he be not required to plead guilty.
It will not do to lessen the weight of my testimony any by having me plead guiltyin that extortion case.
So far as I have striven to walk in the footsteps of my Master--so far as my weak unworthy efforts have been directed to follow His example--to this also I plead guilty.
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