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economic model of plea bargaining: a standalone construct

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model in which prosecutor and defendant settle criminal cases by trading off the expected trial sentence, the probability of conviction and litigation costs.

In law and economics, economic model of plea bargaining refers to model in which prosecutor and defendant settle criminal cases by trading off the expected trial sentence, the probability of conviction and litigation costs. This meaning comes from Landes (1971) in The Journal of Law and Economics.[1]

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Landes, W. M. (1971). An Economic Analysis of the Courts. The Journal of Law and Economics, 14(1), 61-107. https://doi.org/10.1086/466704

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