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evidenceevidencedocument2015 Federal TrialWritten plea offer that defense counsel described as offering a guilty plea and life without parole if the government did not seek deathBruck described an offer to plead guilty and accept life without parole if the government did not seek death, first made orally in October 2013, later submitted in writing, and repeatedly renewed. He distinguished the offer from a remorse statement that he thought followed the letter by a few weeks. The government disputed the offer's significance and said its admission would require airing contested negotiation and proffer history.
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Written plea offer that defense counsel described as offering a guilty plea and life without parole if the government did not seek death

Bruck described an offer to plead guilty and accept life without parole if the government did not seek death, first made orally in October 2013, later submitted in writing, and repeatedly renewed. He distinguished the offer from a remorse statement that he thought followed the letter by a few weeks. The government disputed the offer's significance and said its admission would require airing contested negotiation and proffer history.

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The defense sought to introduce the plea offer to answer the government's lack-of-remorse allegation, while the government disputed its bearing on remorse and requested exclusion of plea-negotiation evidence.

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2015 Federal Trial

Day 46