Your Textbook Identifies Three Basic Types of Plea Bargaining

Your textbook identifies three basic types of plea bargaining. Which of the following is NOT one of these basic types of plea bargaining?

A) Before sentencing, a defendant may plead for the mercy of the court.
B) A defendant may plead guilty to one charge in return for the prosecutor's promise to drop other charges that could be brought.
C) At the request of the prosecutor, a defendant who pleads guilty may receive a lighter sentence than would typically be given for the crime.
D) The defendant may be allowed to plead guilty to a lesser offense.