The Public Prosecutor's Office has opted to negotiate in almost all corruption cases

Over the past five years, the Dominican Republic's Public Ministry has increasingly utilized plea agreements to resolve administrative corruption cases brought before the courts. This procedural approach has been applied to nearly all major corruption litigation initiated during this period.

While these negotiations have become a standard practice for the prosecution, the strategy has faced scrutiny from various societal sectors. Despite this public and professional debate, the primary stakeholders within the judicial system continue to utilize these agreements as a central component of their legal strategy.