Question

In cases where the prosecution believe it will be difficult to get a conviction, they might agree to a plea bargain allowing community supervision for a long period.

Answer 1

The statement is "True".

The plea bargain is any understanding in a criminal case between the prosecutor and respondent whereby the litigant consents to confess to a specific deal in return for an assertion by the prosecutor to drop at least one charges, lessen a charge to a lower offense, or prescribe to the judge a particular sentence.