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What is the difference between a Guilty and No Contest plea?

April 26, 2017contest difference guilty plea

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What is the difference between a Guilty and No Contest plea?

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Not a lot. Both will show as a conviction on your record. No Contest means that you are not challenging the charge and that it could likely be proved. Guilty means you are admitting to the offense listed on the citation. No Contest is often used when there is a Civil charge pending.