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In March, Giumarra pleaded no contest to all three charges.
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By pleading no contest, Chu is not admitting guilt.
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Records show Carter was on probation for pleading no contest to cocaine possession in 2011.
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Then-Vice President Spiro Agnew, the former Maryland governor who pleaded no contest to tax evasion stemming from a federal grand jury investigation of kickbacks in Baltimore County.
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Both pleaded no contest to four counts of conflict of interest while the rest of the charges — including racketeering and unlawful compensation —were dropped.
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He was sentenced to two years probation after pleading no contest to the charge in April 2016.
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But Paz cut a deal, pleading no contest to misdemeanor domestic assault in exchange for the withdrawal of the bail violation.
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There is no contest between the mass denial of a fundamental constitutional right and the modest administrative burdens to be borne by Secretary Kobach’s office and other state and local offices involved in elections.
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First Known Use of no contest
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