plea-agreement-summary

name	plea-agreement-summary
title	Plea Agreement Summary
description	Generates structured summaries of criminal plea agreements. Triggers when summarizing plea deals, preparing for plea colloquy, or creating quick-reference digests of negotiated resolutions in criminal defense matters.
author	CaseMark
author_url	https://github.com/CaseMark/skills/tree/main/skills/legal/plea-agreement-summary
license	Apache-2.0
version	0.1.0
execution_mode	open
jurisdiction	us
practice	criminal
language	en
tags	["litigation","summarization","summary"]

Plea Agreement Summary

Produces a structured quick-reference summary of a criminal plea agreement for attorneys, clients, and court personnel.

Prerequisites

1. Plea agreement — executed or draft
2. Original charging document — complaint, indictment, or information (for charge comparison)
3. Sentencing guidelines — federal or state, if referenced

Quick Start

1. Collect the plea agreement and original charging documents.
2. Walk through each output section below, extracting relevant terms.
3. Use tables for charges and sentencing; omit sections with no corresponding content.
4. Run the checklist under Critical Checks before delivering.

Output Sections

1. Case Identification

Field	Value
Defendant	Name, DOB, case number
Jurisdiction	Court, county/district
Prosecutor	Name, office
Defense Counsel	Name, firm
Date of Agreement

2. Charges Comparison

#	Original Charge	Statute	Max Penalty	Plea Charge	Statute	Max Penalty	Disposition
1							Guilty/Nolo/Dismissed

Note counts dismissed, reduced, or amended as part of the deal.

3. Factual Basis

Summarize defendant's admissions and stipulated facts per plea count. Flag disputed facts or reservations.

4. Sentencing Terms

Term	Details
Incarceration	Duration, concurrent/consecutive, time-served credit
Probation/Supervised Release	Duration, conditions
Fines	Amount, payment schedule
Restitution	Amount, recipients, schedule
Community Service	Hours, deadline
Special Conditions	Treatment, counseling, geographic restrictions