Plea and Trial
Plea agreements, Rule 11, jury and bench trial, verdict, Rule 29, mistrial, juror issues, and Rule 33. This page is a verified navigation layer. The linked canonical modules, atomic claims, authority cards, and structured controls remain the legal source; this index does not create a rule from omission or shorthand.
Canonical modules
| Module | Stage | Verification | Atomic claims |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plea Negotiations, Plea Agreements, and Rule 11 | plea-and-trial/plea-negotiations-agreements-rule-11 |
verified_with_limitations |
48 |
| Federal Jury and Bench Trial | plea-and-trial/jury-and-bench-trial |
verified_with_limitations |
18 |
| Rule 29, Mistrial, Verdict, and Juror Misconduct | plea-and-trial/rule29-mistrial-verdict-juror-misconduct |
verified_with_limitations |
20 |
| Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 33 — New Trial | plea-and-trial/post-verdict |
verified_with_limitations |
11 |
Stage use controls
- Start with the actual docket posture and controlling court, not the desired remedy.
- Calculate every deadline from its stated triggering event and current computation rule.
- Separate jurisdiction, venue, prerequisites, merits, burden, proof, remedy, review, and appealability.
- Use the circuit overlay for any circuit-sensitive proposition and stop at records marked
not_verified. - Preserve the operative filings, orders, transcripts, exhibits, agency record, and proof of filing or service.
Handoff to adjacent stages
Use the federal process decision trees to identify prerequisites, alternative vehicles, appellate routes, and postjudgment interactions. Generated diagrams are navigation aids only; linked canonical modules control.