Would the denial of a motion in a California criminal court be appealable?
If the case is about "money had and received," as you stated to Mr. Fox, why would a "criminal court" be involved, as stated in your question?
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If the case is about "money had and received," as you stated to Mr. Fox, why would a "criminal court" be involved, as stated in your question?
Two of the answers you've received are wrong. There won't be any notice of entry of judgment, because this isn't a judgment. It's an...
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No. An order granting or denying a motion for severance is not immediately appealable.
You can file a petition asking the appellate division to certify the case for transfer to the Court of Appeal. The petition must be filed within...
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If the judge allowed a rolling base on minor's counsel, you need to tag him out and then appeal the ruling to the umpires in New York.
The question has to be more clear to be given an accurate answer. What do you mean when you say you were "given" the notice of filing notice of...
What do you mean when you say "the video and audio from a criminal trial"? Are you saying that the trial was recorded on video and that the video...
Strictly speaking, the answer to your questions is yes: If it's in the clerk's transcript, then the appellate court can "consider" it, and you can...
An appeal in a California criminal case must be filed within 60 days after sentencing. You don't say when your brother was sentenced, but since he...
You don't say what kind of writ you were seeking. If it was habeas corpus, in addition to the option of a petition for review, you have the option...
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