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You can reach the N. Cal. Innocence Project at: Northern California Innocence Project Santa Clara University School of Law 900 Lafayette...
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You can reach the N. Cal. Innocence Project at: Northern California Innocence Project Santa Clara University School of Law 900 Lafayette...
Pretrial writs are difficult to win. If it fits your situation, you might consider Code of Civil Procedure section 170.6 which permits you ( with a...
I am not an Illinois atty, but Strickland v. Washington (1984) 466 U.S. 668 is the seminal federal case regarding ineffective assistance claims....
To bring a habeas corpus petition, the defendant must be "in custody." This is loosely defined as being in prison or jail or on parole. If the...
If your husband's conviction is 12 years old, you cannot appeal it. You must file a writ of petition of habeas corpus and present the evidence that...
Normally, in a criminal case a post conviction writ refers to a writ of habeas corpus filed in state or federal court. Because I am not a N.C....
That information is not usually available until oral argument, or if no argument is requested until the opinion issues.
I am not a Florida atty and I do not know what was raised in his first appeal, so as a first step, I would advise contacting his appellate attorney...
There may be a third option. Code of Civil Procedure section 473 , subdivision (b) lets you ask a court to vacate the judgment based on mistake,...
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If your brother doesn't have the money to hire a lawyer, he can request to have a state-appointed lawyer represent him on direct appeal. You can...