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"No, if a defendant pleads guilty, there is no trial.
Pleading guilty means the defendant admits to committing the crime and waives their right to a trial.
The purpose of a trial is to determine guilt or innocence based on evidence presented, but since a guilty plea constitutes an admission of guilt, this process is unnecessary.
The case will proceed directly to sentencing.
While the trial itself does not occur, a sentencing hearing may still take place where the judge determines the appropriate punishment based on the offense and the defendant's circumstances."