People in Interest of RWV

How courts have described this case

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• holding that conditioning deferral of sentencing upon prosecutorial consent does not violate separation of powers because it is analogous to the executive authority to plea bargain
• holding that conditioning deferral of sentencing upon prosecutorial consent does not violate separation of powers because it is analogous to the executive authority to plea bargain
• holding that conditioning deferral of sentencing upon prosecutorial consent does not violate separation of powers because it is analogous to the executive authority to plea bargain
• “[A]bsolute separation of government functions among the co-equal branches is neither required nor desirable to achieve the constitution’s ultimate goal of effective and efficient government.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).