Is the filing of a PCRA considered to be an appeal?
It depends entirely on what the language of the order of the civil judge is.
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It depends entirely on what the language of the order of the civil judge is.
I dont think we are allowed to solicit business on this site but there are a good deal of appellate lawyers in the philly / reading region that do...
Depends entirely on what your record is for. In most instances, expungement is not allowed. In such cases, you'd need to file an application for a...
Do you mean that on 5/25/12 you filed for permission to appeall to the Supreme Court? If so, then you've got a year from 2/13/13 to file habeas. ...
This is not a medical malpractice question. Rather, this might be a breach of contract issue, but even that seems to be a stretch.
First, I wouldn't rely on the DA's interpretation of when your time expired; your appellate counsel should be telling you that answer. Second, it...
You need to appeal to the Commonwealth Court, which is the appellate court that hears appeals from decisions made by administrative agencies. You...
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You generally have one year to file a habeas from the conclusion of your direct appeal. However, in the Third Circuit, that time frame is tolled...
You should ask your appellate attorney. What kind of appeal is it, and to which court? In the Superior Court, I've actually never heard of an...
Civil rights lawyers or plaintiffs' personal injury lawyers, depending on the nature of the harm that has been inflicted.