What Is the Usual Effect of a Nolo Contendere Plea

question 51

Multiple Choice

What is the usual effect of a nolo contendere plea by the defendant in a government antitrust case?

• A) A penalty imposed on the defendant without an admission of guilt.
• B) A penalty imposed on the defendant without an admission of guilt and automatic liability to any private plaintiffs in related cases.
• C) A requirement that a defendant cease business in the line of business or market where the violation occurred.
• D) An admission of guilt accompanied by a lighter penalty than if a verdict of guilty were issued following a trial.
• E) No penalty in the current case,but an increased penalty for any similar future violation.

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Superego

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Freud

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