Appeals Lawyer
Practice Areas: Appeals
The principal post-conviction remedy is Section 2255-type remedy, authorized by Kan. Stat. Ann. 60-1507. It is applied for in the convicting court and is an independent civil action. It is authorized ...
See Full GuideThe principal post-conviction remedy is UPCPA (1966 version) and is applied for in the convicting court. It is an independent civil action and is authorized by statute. There is no custody requirement...
See Full GuideThe principal post-conviction remedy is UPCPA and is applied for in the convicting court. It is an independent civil action and is authorized by a rule of court. There is custody requirement. Newly di...
See Full GuideThe principal post-conviction remedy is the Illinois Post-Conviction Hearing Act remedy. It is applied for in the convicting court and is an independent civil action. It is authorized by statute. Ther...
See Full GuideThe principal post-conviction remedy is UPCPA (1966 version). It is applied for in the convicting court and is an independent civil action, not a post-sentencing phase of the original criminal case. I...
See Full GuideThe principal post-conviction remedy in Hawaii is Rule 40, Haw. R. Penal Proc. It is applied for in the convicting court and is neither a post-sentencing phase of the original criminal case nor an ind...
See Full GuideThe principal post-conviction remedy is habeas corpus. It is applied for in the superior court of the county in which the petitioner is being detained. It is an independent civil action, not a post-se...
See Full GuideThe principal post-conviction remedy in Florida is Section 2255-type, authorized by Rule 3.850, Fla. R. Crim. Proc. It is applied for in the convicting court and is an independent civil action , not a...
See Full GuideThe principal post-conviction remedy is Section 2255-type remedy, authorized by D.C. Code Ann. 23-110, is applied for in the convicting court, The remedy is a post-sentencing phase of the original cri...
See Full GuideThe principal post-conviction remedy is habeas corpus. It is applied for in the superior court for the judicial district where the petitioner is confined. The remedy is an independent civil action, no...
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