is a criminal defendant's plea in which she chooses not to challenge, or contest, the charges brought by the government.This plea allows the defendant to be sentenced or fined, without admitting or denying guilt.

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A "nolo contendere" plea, also known as a no contest plea, allows a defendant to accept conviction without admitting guilt, effectively not contesting the charges.

Is a Criminal Defendant's Plea in Which She Chooses Not