Plea Parameters
1. Voluntary Trial Waiver
Knowing waiver of jury trial & confrontation rights
2. Factual Basis Record
Explicit admission of essential offense elements
3. Competency & Counsel
Affirmation of competent defense representation
4. Max Statutory Ceiling
Acknowledgment of maximum sentencing exposure
Victim Impact Allocution
Formal request for oral victim/family statement
Procedural Status & Exposure Matrix
Procedural Stage
Plea Accepted / Pre-Sentence Investigation (PSI) Ordered
Allocution Valid Under Due Process
Appellate Preservation Status
Standard Direct Appeal Rights Waived (Subject to Jurisdictional Exception)
Direct Appeal Foreclosed
Sentencing Hearing Window
Scheduled 60–90 days post-allocution pending PSI report
PSI Probation Report Required
Victim Allocution Entitlement
Guaranteed oral allocution at sentencing under NY CPL § 380.50 & 18 U.S.C. § 3771
Statutory Right Active
Statutory Exposure Comparison
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Statutory Authority & Precedent: Under People v. Fiumefreddo (82 NY2d 536) and Boykin v. Alabama (395 U.S. 238), a valid plea requires an affirmative showing of an intentional waiver of trial rights. Pre-sentence investigation is mandated under NY CPL § 390.20. Oral victim impact statements are non-discretionary under NY CPL § 380.50(2) and Federal CVRA (18 U.S.C. § 3771(a)(4)).
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