I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal proof.

And this is the prosecutor's legal proof. And then. Welcome. Welcome back to the prosecutor's legal briefs. I'm your host Alice and I'm

joined as always by my agreeable co-host Brett. Agreeable is what I thought.

In my mind I was thinking Alice is going to say agreeable.

Not because I'm agreeable, but because puns.

Because we love the puns.

You're not agreeable at all.

You're actually the opposite of agreeable in a good way.

In a good way.

Disagreeable?

Let's do that over.

My disagreeable co-host.

What happens when he's no longer agreeable and a... Let's do that over, my disagreeable co-host.

What happens when he's no longer agreeable?

And a judge strikes it down.

Well, so we have been telling you guys

for many episodes that we were going to talk about something that people have a lot of

questions about and that is plea agreements and the reason you guys have had lots of

questions about it is because as you probably know, almost all criminal cases

end in plea agreements.

Very few actually go on to trial.

So we spend a lot of time on legal briefs

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