In a criminal appeal case is the inmate shipped back to the county jail awaiting appeal decision?
Not in any jurisdiction that I have ever heard of. What would be the point of doing that?
Evanston, IL
Appeals Lawyer at Evanston, IL
Practice Areas: Appeals, Criminal Defense, Federal Crime
Not in any jurisdiction that I have ever heard of. What would be the point of doing that?
I am confused by your question. Your brief as appellant is due first. You cannot respond to the cross-appellant's brief in your opening brief...
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I would not attempt to give an answer to that question on the basis of the little information that you have supplied. A motion to reconsider might...
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