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Plea And Disposition Agreement Form. This is a New Mexico form and can be use in Criminal Statewide.
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9-408 Plea and disposition agreement.
[For use with District Court Rule 5-304 NMRA]
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
___________________ COUNTY
___________________ JUDICIAL DISTRICT
No. ___________
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
v.
_______________________________, Defendant
DOB: ____________________
SSN: ____________________
PLEA AND DISPOSITION AGREEMENT1
The State of New Mexico and the defendant hereby agree to the following disposition of this
case:
Plea:
The defendant agrees to plead [guilty] [no contest] to the following offenses:
______________________________________________________________________________
___________________.
Terms:
This agreement is made subject to the following conditions:2
1.
No agreement as to sentence. There are no agreements as to sentencing. The mandatory
minimum penalties, maximum possible penalties, and possible sentence enhancements are
as follows: _______________________________________________________________
(set forth possible penalties).
2.
Additional charges. The following charges will be dismissed, or if not yet filed, shall not
be brought against the defendant3: _____________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________.
3.
Restitution. The defendant agrees to pay restitution as follows: _______________________
___________________________________________________________________.
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4.
Effect on charging document. That this agreement, unless rejected or withdrawn, serves
to amend the complaint, indictment, or information to charge the offense to which the
defendant pleads, without the filing of any additional pleading. If the plea is rejected or
withdrawn, the original charges are automatically reinstated.
5.
Waiver of defenses and appeal. Unless this plea is rejected or withdrawn, the defendant
gives up any and all motions, defenses, objections or requests which the defendant has made
or raised, or could assert hereafter, to the court's entry of judgment and imposition of a
sentence consistent with this agreement. The defendant waives the right to appeal the
conviction that results from the entry of this plea agreement.
6.
Withdrawal permitted if agreement rejected. If after reviewing this agreement and any
presentence report the court concludes that any of its provisions are unacceptable, the court
will allow the withdrawal of the plea, and this agreement will be void. If the plea is
withdrawn, neither the plea nor any statements arising out of the plea proceedings shall be
admissible as evidence against the defendant in any criminal proceedings.
I understand that entry of this plea agreement may have an effect upon my immigration or
naturalization status, and I acknowledge that, if I am represented by an attorney, my attorney has
advised me of the immigration consequences of this plea agreement.
(Domestic violence or felony cases only) I understand that an entry of a plea for a crime of domestic
violence or felony will affect my constitutional right to bear arms, including shipping, receiving,
possessing or owning any firearm or ammunition, all of which are crimes punishable under federal
law for a person convicted of domestic violence.
I understand that entry of this plea agreement may require me to register as a sex offender under the
Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act [29-11A-1 NMSA 1978] and I acknowledge that,
if I am represented by an attorney, my attorney has advised me of the requirement to register. [ ]
(check here if inapplicable)
I have read and understand the above. I have discussed the case and my constitutional rights with my
lawyer. I understand that by pleading [guilty] [no contest] I will be giving up my right to a trial by
jury, to confront, cross-examine and compel the attendance of witnesses and my privilege against
self-incrimination.
I understand that if the court grants me probation, a suspended sentence, a deferred sentence or a
conditional discharge, the terms and conditions thereof are subject to modification in the event that
I violate any of the terms or conditions imposed.
__________________________
Date
_____________________________
Defendant
DEFENSE COUNSEL REVIEW
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I have reviewed the plea and disposition agreement with my client. I have discussed this case with
my client and I have advised my client of my client's constitutional rights and possible defenses.
____________________________
Defense counsel
_____________________
Date
PROSECUTOR REVIEW
I have reviewed and approve this plea and disposition agreement and find that it is appropriate and
consistent with the best interests of justice.
____________________________
Prosecutor
_____________________
Date
DISTRICT COURT APPROVAL
The defendant personally appearing before me and I have concluded as follows:
1.
That the defendant understands the charges set forth in the [complaint] [information]
[indictment].
2.
That the defendant understands the range of possible sentences for the offenses charged, from
probation to a maximum of _________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________.
3.
That the defendant understands the following constitutional rights which the defendant gives
up by pleading [guilty] [no contest]:
(a)
(b)
the right to the assistance of an attorney at trial, and to an appointed attorney, to be
furnished free of charge, if the defendant cannot afford one;
(c)
the right to confront the witnesses against the defendant and to cross-examine them
as to the truthfulness of their testimony;
(d)
the right to present evidence on the defendant's own behalf, and to have the state
compel witnesses of the defendant's choosing to appear and testify;
(e)
4.
the right to trial by jury, if any;
the right to remain silent and to be presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a
reasonable doubt.
That the defendant wishes to give up the constitutional rights of which the defendant has
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been advised.
5.
That there exists a basis in fact for believing the defendant [is guilty of] [committed] the
offenses charged and that an independent record for such factual basis has been made.
6.
That the defendant and the prosecutor have entered into a plea agreement and that the
defendant understands and consents to its terms.
7.
That the plea is voluntary and not the result of force, threats or promises other than a plea
agreement.
8.
That under the circumstances, it is reasonable that the defendant plead [guilty] [no contest].
9.
That the defendant understands that a conviction may have an effect upon the defendant's
immigration or naturalization status and that, if the defendant is represented by counsel, the
defendant has been advised by counsel of the immigration consequences of the plea.
10.
That the defendant understands that a conviction may require the defendant to register as a
sex offender under the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act and that if the
defendant is represented by counsel, the defendant has been advised by counsel of the
requirement to register.
On the basis of these findings, I conclude that the defendant knowingly, voluntarily and intelligently
pleads [guilty] [no contest] to the above charges and accepts such plea. These findings shall be made
a part of the record in the above-styled case.
______________________________
District Judge
_________________________
Date
USE NOTE
1.
This form is used instead of Form 9-406 NMRA if there is a plea agreement. This
form is not used for conditional plea. See Criminal Form 9-408C NMRA if there is a conditional
plea.
2.
If the plea agreement is not made in exchange for a guaranteed, specific sentence, this
paragraph should state as follows: “The State agrees to recommend the following sentence
______________- or agrees not to oppose the defendant’s request for a particular sentence, and the
defendant understands that the court is not bound to those recommendations or requests and may
sentence the defendant to a more unfavorable disposition.”
3.
This paragraph is used if there are other pending or known criminal charges against
the defendant that will be disposed of by this agreement.
[As amended, effective September 1, 1990; May 1, 1998; as amended by Supreme Court Order 078300-29, effective December 10, 2007, as amended by Supreme Court Order No. 10-8300-028,
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effective December 3, 2010.]
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