Can I appeal a felony conviction if I accepted a plea bargin?

Dear ?, No one can here can tell you whether those circumstances make a difference without examining all of the records of the case. So...

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OPENING BRIEF??? not filed in time - is there ANYTHING i can do????

Dear ?, If you have finished your brief, then you should simply submit it for filing along with a motion asking to permit late filing. In...

Withdraw of a guilty plea or writ of error nobis?

Dear ?, The writ of error coram nobis is obsolete, that is, it has few, if any, purposes which are not better effected by using habeas...

How much time do you have to file to Supreme Court after losing in Appellate Court in CT.?

Dear ?, You have 20 days from the date of the release of the appeals court decision to file a petition asking the Conn. Supreme Court to...

Dear ?, The previous counsel's comment to the effect that appeals rarely reverse the judgment because the original judge's decision is...

Should this deserve a jury trial?

Dear ?, 1. The judge's comments will be grounds for appeal only if they can clearly be shown to be evidence of bias against the accused. ...

Is it true that a Judge does not have to do a Psychiatric evaluation despite a Court Ordered Motion to do so?

Dear ?, Under California Penal Code sec. 1368(b), if counsel for a person accused of a felony "informs the court that he or she...

Can I request a new trial if I believe the lawyer failed to defend properly? Can I jump in the trial?

Dear ?, Assuming this is a criminal case in a California superior court and the verdict has not yet been rendered, and further, assuming...

What are the steps in appeals agaist lawayers

Dear ?, There is no such thing as an "appeal against your lawyer." In a criminal case, you may appeal your conviction and after your...

Already been sentenced and i want to submit appeal against my lawyer against his represtting

Dear ?, You must first submit a Notice of Appeal for filing at the court clerk's office at the superior court where you were sentenced. If...