Fairfax, VA
Appeals Lawyer at Fairfax, VA
Practice Areas: Appeals, Criminal Defense ... +2 more
I think the most likely answer is that it is not an appeal, but a challenge to the protective order in the Juv. & Dom. Rel. Ct. for changed...
Yes, a motion to reconsider a sentence ("modification") pursuant to Va. Code § 19.2-303 can be filed at anytime as long as the defendant has not...
It is what lawyers call an appeal for a trial "de novo" - meaning its not a review of the J&DR judge's opinion, but a new trial where there is no...
Because of the passage of time and your description of the case, its very unlikely that a post-conviction attack on the conviction (habeas,...
The difficulty for you is that it is possible a court appointed attorney will do a great job, but there is no amount of interviewing, evaluating,...
Virginia has strict limits on defendants challenging their cases more than 21 days after the sentencing judge signs the sentencing order. The...
Go to the circuit court within 30 days of the habeas being denied and file two documents: one titled a notice of appeal that you want to appeal the...
The same way you find a good doctor, using the advice of another doctor. Consult with (and you could even hire for a very small fee) an attorney...
As of very recently there were 195 petitions filed (they are filed in the Court of Appeals), 187 dismissed, 2 granted and 6 pending, that was over...
No. To appeal a jury's verdict you have 30 days to file a notice of appeal in the trial court from the date that the judge enters a sentencing...
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