How as a parent, can I file an appeal on behalf of my son?
Your son can appeal, assuming that he complies with the appeal procedures in the state in which he was convicted. You cannot appeal for him. What...
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Your son can appeal, assuming that he complies with the appeal procedures in the state in which he was convicted. You cannot appeal for him. What...
I agree with my colleagues. It is possible that you could be charged depending on the direction that the police investigation takes. Regard...
It is generally considered a sign of good police work for the officers responding to a report of a crime to approach the scene slowly and...
There could be other considerations. Under some circumstances the insurance company might be willing to spend far more on an appeal that it could...
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I agree with my colleagues. I also particularly agree with the observation that a fifty-page pro se complaint is likely to be slow and tough going...
What remedy there might be would depend on whether the defendant took the deal and now wants to back out, on whether the defendant turned down the...
Since the police were not called at the time it is most unlikely that you will be prosecuted, although it remains possible. Your two more...
Your posting is not encouraging, but I will do the best I can to help you. To be very blunt, it sounds to me as though if you had fifty cases...
No. The appeal is a review of what was before the trial court judge. You cannot introduce new evidence at the appeal level.
There is only one direct appeal from a judgment of conviction, although that one appeal can become very complicated. In a typical three-tier state...