If you're talking about a pro per supplemental brief by a criminal defendant after appointed counsel has filed a no-merit brief, I am not aware of...

More specific information is needed to provide an accurate answer. What court is the appeal in? What filing was the error "left out" of (e.g.,...

What constitutes prohibited child pornography varies from state to state. If no actual child is depicted or used in the creation of the image,...

The next step would be to ask the Court of Appeal to certify the case. See the California Rules of Court for details. No, the Appellate Division's...

If the case was a misdemeanor from the start (no felony charges), then yes, the appeal of a conviction is to the appellate division of the superior...

Yes, a finding of a probation violation can be appealed, assuming the defendant did not admit the violation.

What you describe is not, by itself, a violation of any law that I'm aware of and is protected by the free speech provisions of the United States...

If I had to guess, I'd predict that you won't be arrested IF there was no legitimate reason (such as a traffic violation) for the cop to pull you...

Theoretically, counsel's failure to submit the letters could be the subject of a petition for writ of habeas corpus alleging ineffective assistance...

Appellate courts almost never hold oral argument on a motion to dismiss, and they certainly wouldn't do it without notifying both parties.