Can this be considered false imprisionment?
If you were actually imprisoned for 9 months after all charges against you were dropped then you should consult a civil rights lawyer.
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If you were actually imprisoned for 9 months after all charges against you were dropped then you should consult a civil rights lawyer.
It depends entirely on what kind of case it is, how long or complicated the trial was, and how complex the issues are. These factors allow an...
Really the only way to get an answer to this question is to start calling attorneys and asking (I think we may be prohibited from quoting specific...
No. But you should still consult with a local appellate lawyer, who may be able to see certain issues/ trial court rulings that would form the...
The most appropriate thing to do is to speak with his lawyer, who should know what the practices/ procedures are in that particular county for...
Your question is a little hard to follow but I'll try my best to answer. It sounds like you think your lawyer was constitutionally ineffective. ...
Generally, unless the court has issued an order that stays the judgment, then it is effective and can be acted upon immediately.
The Freedom of Information Act only applies to federal agencies. What you would need to do is a file a request under Pennsylvania's Right to Know...
Also- to further answer some of your questions. A PCRA is a kind of appeal that has very limited grounds upon which a defendant can seek relief. ...
Agree with all of the foregoing responses. It's hard to assess whether the offer of 2 years is fair or not without knowing your record (if you...