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The defendant faces serious charges in Missouri, including multiple counts of endangering the welfare of a child, DWI causing death, domestic assault, and armed criminal action. Felony penalties in Missouri range from up to 4 years for Felony D and E, to 10-30 years or life imprisonment for Felony A. Given the severity of the charges and the defendants past felony conviction, prison time is a possible outcome. Plea agreements vary widely and depend on many factors. Consult a criminal defense attorney for specific legal advice and realistic plea agreement possibilities.

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I was wondering if you could give me a possible outcome for a criminal case or realistic plea agreement for the case
Hello **** ****, to provide a more accurate response, I need to know the jurisdiction where the case is taking place and the specific charges involved. Could you please provide that information?
The crime happened in Polk County Missouri in November *. It is in regards to a car accident where the defendant was driving with her three children her nine year-old son died due to injuries in this accident her five-year-old and two-year-old were injured the defendant was arrested and released OR and approximately 10 days later was arrested again in January * * the defendant posted bond for both cases in June * * the case was sent back to the grand jury for new indictment. The charges that the defendant is now facing are as follows Endangering The Welfare Of A Child - 1st Degree - Death Of Child - No Sexual Conduct *.*-017Y20203899.* Endangering The Welfare Of A Child - 1st Degree - Death Of Child - No Sexual Conduct *.*-*.* Endangering The Welfare Of A Child - 1st Degree - Physical Injury - No Sexual Conduct *.*-021Y20203899.* Endangering The Welfare Of A Child - 1st Degree - Physical Injury - No Sexual Conduct *.*-024Y20205499.* Dwi - Death Of Another *.*-002Y20201399.* Domestic Assault - 1st Degree Charge Level Offense Felony A *-NOV- Felony A *-NOV- Felony C *-NOV- Felony C *-NOV- Felony C *-NOV- Felony B *-NOV- Felony Unclassified *-NOV- Felony E ! *-NOV-* Felony D *-NOV- Felony D *-NOV- *.*-*.* Armed Criminal Action *.*-003Y20205399.* Harassment - 1st Degree *.*-005Y20203899.* Endangering The Welfare Of A Child Creating Substantial Risk- 1st Degree - 1st Offense - No Sexual Conduct *.*-005Y20203899.* Endangering The Welfare Of A Child Creating Substantial Risk- 1st Degree - 1st Offense - No Sexual Conduct
The defendant is facing serious charges, including multiple counts of endangering the welfare of a child, DWI causing death, domestic assault, and armed criminal action. In Missouri:
- Felony A: *-30 years or life imprisonment
- Felony B: *-15 years imprisonment
- Felony C: Up to 7 years imprisonment
- Felony D: Up to 4 years imprisonment
- Felony E: Up to 4 years imprisonment
These are maximum penalties and actual outcomes can vary. It's essential to consult with a criminal defense attorney.
Can you give me a realistic plea agreement? Do you believe that the defendant will do prison time? It is important to know. She is already a convicted felon for delivery distribution and manufacturing of a controlled substance.
Plea agreements vary widely and depend on many factors such as the nature of the charges, the defendant's past criminal history, and the circumstances of the case. Given the severity of the charges and the defendant's past felony conviction, prison time could be a possible outcome. However, only a legal professional can provide a realistic plea agreement after reviewing all details of the case.
so basically you cannot give me any advice or predictions other than to talk to a lawyer
Yes, you're correct. While I can provide general legal information, I cannot predict outcomes or provide legal advice. For specific advice and predictions, you should consult with a lawyer. They can guide you based on the details of the case and the applicable laws.