Your question is somewhat confusing. A felony plea sentence just means that the Defendant was charged with some kind of a felony. A defendant has an option of going to trial (if the person pleads not guilty to the charge) or entering a plea of guilty or "no contest" rather than go to trial. Usually a guilty or "no contest" plea involves a negotiated plea bargain -- but not always; a person can plead to a felony charge without the benefit of any negotiated plea deal). Upon pleading guilty or "no contest" to the felony charge, the judge imposes a sentence. If the charge to which the person pled was a felony, then that would be a "felony plea sentence."
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