Another term for a no contest plea is a plea of

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A no contest plea is also known as a nolo contendere plea, which means that the defendant does not contest the charges but does not admit guilt. This is different from a guilty plea, which admits guilt, and is also different from a plea of former jeopardy (res judicata) which can only be made if the defendant has already been tried for the same crime, and from a guilty but mentally ill plea, which acknowledges the presence of a mental illness at the time of the crime. "Guilty on conditions" is not a recognized legal term or plea.

Another Term for a No Contest Plea Is a Plea