I have newly discovered evidence on a closed criminal trial for my fiancée.
You can have someone file on his behalf what is commonly called a 6500 motion, in order to reopen his case based upon the new evidence.
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You can have someone file on his behalf what is commonly called a 6500 motion, in order to reopen his case based upon the new evidence.
Yes. Raise your error before sentencing, because it allows you the chance to succeed in this issue in the trial court, but if you lose there,...
They cannot violate you if it is impossible (because of your other living expenses) for you to pay what they ordered. That is called an Equal...
Yes, it is best to have a new lawyer file the appeal, because he my find that the trial lawyer was "ineffective" -- which is an argument that the...
It seems like you are saying that the public defender's office is guiding an attorney that works under them, as to what he should do on our case. ...
An attorney is not required, but would be obviously helpful.
They probably will not revoke your bond, but the prosecutor can make a request for that based upon the change of conditions.
If it was raised and not ruled upon before, you can request in your motion for reconsideration that the matter be remanded for a decision on that...
There is a chance for an appeal bond, but it is unlikely to be granted, and will depend on the strength of your appellate issues, and a superficial...
Doesn't the court order have a case number near the top of the order? If not, then please give some indication what the order is in regards to.