Judge suppresses exculpatory evidence
Your posting is filled with your own conclusions and opinions, which do not help explain the situation. There are many reasons why testimony,...
Evanston, IL
Appeals Lawyer at Evanston, IL
Practice Areas: Appeals, Criminal Defense, Federal Crime
Your posting is filled with your own conclusions and opinions, which do not help explain the situation. There are many reasons why testimony,...
Many judges will not accept an "Alford" plea in which the defendant denies committing the crime but wants to plead guilty anyway. A plea of "no...
A double enhancement usually means that the same enhancing factor is being counted twice, perhaps because two enhancements imposed under different...
As an attorney with more extensive experience in post-conviction and habeas corpus litigation than anybody should have to suffer in one lifetime, I...
The first thing you need to determine is whether or not you have an appealable order.
Very unlikely but not absolutely impossible. Acquittal on the criminal charges by itself is not anywhere near enough to support a civil action....
The United States Supreme Court requires forty copies of a petition for writ of certiorari and also of the briefs if certiorari is granted. It is...
There is nothing legally improper about the situation you describe and nothing jumps out about it to suggest that the informant would not be able...
The Government does not and cannot "enhance" anybody. Only the judge can make a binding guideline determination and only the judge can impose...
I do not practice in Florida and you should wait for some response from attorneys from your state. But before you go any further with this, be...