Why Innocent People Take Plea Deals | NYC Criminal Defense Attorney Explains

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When you’re innocent, why would you take a plea deal?
It’s one of the hardest questions families ask — and one I’ve had to answer too many times.

As a criminal defense attorney in New York City, I’ve seen clients pressured into pleading guilty, not because they’re guilty — but because the system isn’t built to take every case to trial.

Plea deals aren’t always about guilt. Sometimes, they’re about survival — protecting your future when the odds are stacked, the clock is ticking, and losing at trial could destroy your life.

This is the side of criminal law most people never see.
It’s why good counsel matters more than ever.

🧑‍⚖️ Saul Bienenfeld, Esq.
NYC Criminal Defense Attorney
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