Reviewed on: September 26,2017

My son took a plea deal of 10 years for trafficking methamphedamine and promoting contraband he has a confidential informant can we find out who it is even though he didn't take it to trial

Asked: September 20, 2017
Author: Mary
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Confidential means private or personal. There is no provision that allows for the naming of a confidential informant (CI) after a case is over. If he took the case to trial, the law would allow the accused to face the accuser. He waived that right when he took the plea. Sometimes there is no CI, the prosecution is good at bluffing defendants into taking a deal saying there is a CI when none exists.

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Accepted Answer Date Created: September 21,2017

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