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#### 41 41 Where a barrister is informed that the client denies committing the offence charged but insists on pleading guilty to the charge, the barrister: > (a) must advise the client to the effect that by pleading guilty, the client will be admitting guilt to all the world in respect of all the elements of the charge, > (b) must advise the client that matters submitted in mitigation after a plea of guilty must be consistent with admitting guilt in respect of all of the elements of the offence, > (c) must be satisfied that after receiving proper advice the client is making a free and informed choice to plead guilty, and > (d) may otherwise continue to represent the client.