In most cases, the prosecution will offer a plea bargain to a person charged with domestic violence in Wisconsin to resolve their case without going to trial. In some situations, accepting a plea bargain can be a good idea. Depending on the evidence against you and the potential penalties involved, an experienced attorney can negotiate an outcome that will significantly benefit you. Plea bargains are not without risk. Most plea bargains require you to admit to something. That something is not always criminal charges, and it may not be a domestic violence offense. But most of the time, you will have to admit to some conduct that will lead to a conviction.