US · rules
D.S.D. Crim. LR 11.1
Pleas
A. Plea Agreement. If a defendant is pleading guilty pursuant to a plea
agreement with the government, a written plea agreement and a factual basis
statement must be filed. A plea agreement supplement must also be filed and
must identify any agreements that the defendant has with the government
regarding cooperation or state that the defendant has no cooperation
agreements with the government. The plea agreement supplement will be
sealed in all cases to protect the safety of all federal defendants regardless of
their cooperation with the government, and the integrity of any ongoing
investigations or related prosecutions. The defendant, defendant=s attorney
and government attorney must sign the plea agreement, factual basis
statement and supplement.
B. Petition to Plead. The lawyer for the defendant may file a written petition to
plead with a factual basis statement, which must be signed by both the
defendant and defendant=s counsel.
Provenance
- Source
- www.sdd.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- fed-district-2026-09-19
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