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Writ of habeas corpus and criminal defense
A writ of habeas corpus is a formal written order demanding that someone held in custody be taken to a court to get certification that the detention is legal.
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Writ of Habeas Corpus
Several Types of Relief The writ allows a prisoner to challenge the legality of their confinement. Habeas corpus has roots in English common law. It t...
Written by attorney Gregory Wayne Schwesinger
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17-9. Writ granted without delay.
17-9. Writ granted without delay. Any court or judge empowered to grant the writ, to whom such applications may be presented, shall grant the writ w...
Play Video Written by attorney Danny R. Glover Jr.
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Habeas Corpus. Chapter 17.
17-1. Remedy without delay for restraint of liberty. Every person restrained of his liberty is entitled to a remedy to inquire into the lawfulness t...
Play Video Written by attorney Danny R. Glover Jr.
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The Second Circuit Issues an Important Decision on Immigration Detention
Introduction: Lora v. Shanahan On October 28, 2015, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit decided Lora v. Shanahan, an important c...
Written by attorney Alexander Joseph Segal
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Court of Criminal Appeals Releases - July 10th
Kennedy v. State (CR-12-2084) Kennedy was convicted of capital murder and sentenced to death in Mobile. Kennedy asked for and was granted leave to rep...
Written by attorney John Douglas Lloyd
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FAQ's: Child Custody in New York
How do I file for child custody? There are two courts in New York with jurisdiction to issue a custody order -- the state Supreme Court and the Family...
Written by attorney Clifford J. Petroske
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Sealing Records of Arrest and Conviction in Texas
Order of Nondisclosure for Deferred Adjudication Probation If a person pleads guilty or no contest and the court defers a finding of guilt in their ca...
Written by attorney J. Kyle Verret
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New Mexico Habeas Corpus Petitions
What is Habeas Corpus? Habeas corpus is a legal proceeding through which you can challenge a final conviction. Habeas corpus can also used in other si...
Written by attorney Stephen D. Aarons
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Your relative has been convicted, now what? An overview of the California criminal appeal
This is a guide for families who have had a loved convicted of a crime and have questions about the next steps in the legal process. Following the fil...
Written by attorney Jeffrey Lewis
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FAQs about Criminal Appeals in Alabama
My name is J.D. Lloyd and I help folks convicted of crimes continue their fight for justice. One of the ways I help might clients continue to fight is...
Written by attorney John Douglas Lloyd
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Criminal & Civil Appeals : EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
The Rules of Appellate Procedure in Massachusetts are unique and very difficult. It is critical that you have an attorney who is well versed in appell...
Written by attorney William Scott Smith
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What Generally Happens After An Arrest In New York
Police Processing After you are arrested, in most cases, you will be taken to a police station, fingerprinted and photographed. The officers will int...
Written by attorney Michael Steven Pollok
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Options for Clearing a Criminal Record
When Can a Case Be Expunged? Some criminal cases can be completely expunged from your record. For example, when your case is dismissed or if you are f...
Written by attorney Macy Michelle Jaggers
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What is the fourth stage of the criminal process?
Criminal Defense Attorney Kevin Hayseltt gives counsel. 1-800-LAW-5655
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What is the fifth stage of the criminal process?
Criminal Defense Attorney Kevin Hayseltt gives counsel. 1-800-LAW-5655
Play Video Written by attorney James Kevin Hayslett
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Important deadlines after an appeal of a felony conviction in Colorado
If you lose an appeal of a felony conviction in Colorado, you need to be aware of the following important deadlines: Deadline to file a Motion for Re...
Written by attorney Antony Mark Noble
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Transfers of Guardianships to Georgia Juvenile Courts
The Georgia Code provides certain guidelines for transfer of a case to juvenile court. The basic standard for transfers to juvenile court is found in...
Written by attorney Merlinus Goodman Monroe
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Article 1, Section 9 of the U.S. Constitution-No Taxes, Titles, or Suspension of Habeas Corpus
Many people today use the Constitution of the United States of America as the keystone to their political beliefs. Unfortunately, very few have actual...
Written by attorney Rixon Charles Rafter III
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Criminal Record Cleaning
In today’s economy, it is even more important than ever to have a Clean Criminal Record – it can be critical for certain jobs, certifications, special...
Written by attorney Gilbert G. Garcia
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I'm worried about my ex sending my child back
" I don’t trust my ex to send my child back at the end of the summer." This is a common fear amongst divorced parents. If the non-primary parent is n...
Written by attorney William Tyler Moore Jr
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Mobile Parents
It’s a cliché to talk about mobility in today’s society. But it is important to divorced parents. The way mobility affects divorced couples is somethi...
Written by attorney William Tyler Moore Jr
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Habeas Corpus
In Harris v. Nelson, 394 U.S. 286, 290-91 (1969), our Supreme Court has "recognized the fact that`[t]he writ of habeas corpus is the fundamental instr...
Written by attorney Alan James Brinkmeier
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I don't trust my ex to return my child
“I don’t trust my ex to send my child back at the end of the summer." This is a common fear amongst divorced parents. If the non-primary parent is no...
Written by attorney William Tyler Moore Jr
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The 4th Amendment and Writs of Assistance
A Writ of Assistance granted general search powers to British agents starting in 1660 and continuing until 1819. The agents could search any home, at...
Written by attorney Robert J McCarthy Jr
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Texas Bail Bonds FAQ's
1. What is a Bond? Bond is a dollar amount an arrested person needs to post as collateral for their release. If the person doesn't come to court when...
Written by attorney Jeremy Fredrick Rosenthal
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