American Samoa · American Samoa Code Annotated Title 46 — Criminal Justice
A.S.C.A. tit. 46 § 46.1802: Sentence for plea of guilty
What this law says, in plain English
This statute describes a procedural rule for village courts when a defendant pleads guilty at arraignment, allowing the court to find guilt and impose sentences according to separate sentencing provisions.
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