Yes. The fact that you're appealing your conviction doesn't change the fact that you are on formal probation.

You can change lawyers during an appeal if the new lawyer is privately retained and not appointed by the court. I can't say what impact it might...

I do not understand your first question; the only time a "denied motion" would be filed is as part of an appellate record or as an exhibit to a...

There is no rule on amending an appellate brief. No reason I know why you couldn't file an application for permission to replace the brief.

Judges often reconsider rulings on objections during trial, and before trial. Nothing improper about it.

It sounds as if you just need to file the correct brief. No need to ask permission. But if you aren't sure, call the court and speak with a clerk.

Not enough information to answer the question. Under some circumstances, a judge could properly tell the prospective jurors that; in others, not.

In addition to the point Mr. Fox made, the skill-sets of good trial attorneys and good appellate attorneys tend to be somewhat different. Appeals...

A premature appeal does not become mature because a party serves a notice of ruling. If the order is an appealable order or final judgment, and...

If the Court of Appeal affirmed the conviction, then no, you cannot file a motion for a new trial.