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If the conviction was due to some sort of DNA, perhaps the Georgia Innocence Project can help
www.ga-innocenceproject.org. After conviction, the defendant has right to file a motion for new trial withing 30 days of conviction. Also defendant feels there was a substantial denial of his/her Constitutional Rights then he/she can file a writ of habeas corpus in the county of incarceration. For a conviction for a felony it must be filed within 4 years of conviction. Hope this helps. 1 person marked this answer as good
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I do, and alot of them.
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