The legal process in which the plaintiff and defendant agree to an outcome prior to the handing out of a verdict is known as plea bargaining.

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Plea bargaining refers to the process in which the plaintiff and defendant negotiate and agree on a plea deal, which may involve the defendant pleading guilty or no contest to a charge in exchange for a reduced sentence or other concessions. It typically occurs before a trial has taken place and is a common practice in criminal cases.

The Legal Process in Which the Plaintiff and Defendant Agree