If there truly was a lack of jurisdiction and the issue hasn't been waived or forfeited, it can be a good reason to appeal.

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You're going to need a lawyer who doesn't mind filing frivolous lawsuits, isn't worried about being assessed financial sanctions, and doesn't care...

Q: "The trial court judge declares, upon objection, 'Well, I am the finder of fact. I can always disregard evidence that I determine is not...

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The right answer depends in part on what kind of document you're writing. If it's a petition for rehearing (which sounds like what you need, if...

If the two appeals are from the same trial court case number, they normally are assigned to the same panel.

This excerpt from the rules of court answers part of your post: "A party may petition for review without petitioning for rehearing in the Court of...

No one can give an accurate answer without more information, such as the crime(s) of conviction. //

An answer to a petition for review is optional. Yes, one strategic reason not to file one is to make the petition look unworthy of a response. ...

You can appeal the order on the motion to tax costs in the same way you can appeal the judgment, i.e., by filing a notice of appeal. A...

Yes, a cop can search your car without "warning" you first, under certain circumstances. One example is if the cop has a search warrant for your car.