Plea - How to Discuss

Definition of Plea:

1. Defendants answer to the opposing partys charges by pleading guilty, guilty and mentally ill, nolo contendere, not guilty, not guilty by reason of insanity, plea in bar, etc.

2. A request made in an urgent and emotional manner.

3. A formal statement by or on behalf of a defendant or prisoner, stating guilt or innocence in response to a charge, offering an allegation of fact, or claiming that a point of law should apply.

Synonyms of Plea

Adjuration, Alibi, Answer, Apology, Appeal, Application, Argument, Argumentum, Beseechment, Bid, Call, Case, Clamor, Cons, Consideration, Counterstatement, Cry, Defence, Defense, Demurrer, Denial, Elenchus, Entreaty, Exception, Excuse, Explanation, Extenuation, Ignoratio elenchi, Imploration, Imploring, Imprecation, Invocation, Invocatory plea, Justification, Mitigation, Objection, Obsecration, Obtestation, Out, Overture, Palliation, Petition, Plaidoyer, Pleading, Pleadings, Prayer, Pretext, Pros, Pros and cons, Reason, Rebuttal, Refutation, Reply, Request, Response, Right, Riposte, Rogation, Solicitation, Special demurrer, Special pleading, Statement of defense, Suit, Supplication, Talking point, Vindication, Appeal, Entreaty, Supplication, Petition, Prayer

How to use Plea in a sentence?

1. He changed his plea to not guilty.
2. He made a dramatic plea for disarmament.

Plea,

Plea means,

• Meaning of Plea: (1) Defendants respond to Alfred's charges, not guilty, not competing, or pleading guilty. (2) In a criminal case, the defendant is not publicly guilty or guilty. Defendants are responsible for the charges included in the indictment or complaint.

Meanings of Plea

1. An urgent, emotional request.

2. A formal statement by or on behalf of an accused or offender, declaring guilt or innocence in response to an allegation, statement of fact or legal matter.

Sentences of Plea

1. Dramatic appeals for disarmament

2. Change your confession from crime to corruption

Synonyms of Plea

overture , solicitation , round robin , entreaty , appeal , intercession , imprecation , imploration , orison , prayer , application , petition , supplication , suit