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Constitutional Rights and the Role of an Appeals Attorney

Constitutional Rights and the Role of an Appeals Attorney

by admin | Sep 14, 2023 | Uncategorized

The United States Constitution is the bedrock of our legal system, guaranteeing fundamental rights and protections to all citizens. When a legal case reaches the appellate stage, the role of an appeals attorney becomes pivotal in ensuring that these constitutional...
How Long Does Post-Conviction Appeal Take in California

How Long Does Post-Conviction Appeal Take in California

by admin | Aug 10, 2023 | Post Conviction Appeals

How Long Does Post-Conviction Appeal Take in California Post-conviction appeals are crucial legal processes that allow defendants in California to challenge the validity of their convictions. These appeals aim to correct any errors or injustices that may have occurred...
What is the Major Link Between Writ and the New SB 1437?

What is the Major Link Between Writ and the New SB 1437?

by admin | Jul 30, 2023 | Uncategorized

What is the Major Link Between Writ and the New SB 1437? Senate Bill 1437 ( New SB 1437) amended the law to prevent felony murder liability (murder committed while committing another felony) from being applied to someone who did not commit the actual murder, has no...
Can You Get A Reduced Punishment for Convicted Felons Under the New SB 1437?

Can You Get A Reduced Punishment for Convicted Felons Under the New SB 1437?

by admin | Jun 30, 2023 | Uncategorized

Can You Get A Reduced Punishment for Convicted Felons Under the New SB 1437? A person could only be found guilty of felony murder under the new SB 1437 if they killed someone intentionally, helped the murderer get away with it, or showed reckless disregard for human...
What is a Writ Petition and When to File One in Court?

What is a Writ Petition and When to File One in Court?

by admin | Jun 30, 2023 | Uncategorized

What is a Writ Petition and When to File One in Court? A writ petition is a legal document sent to a higher court—typically a high court or the Supreme Court—to request the court’s involvement or guidance to uphold or defend fundamental rights or to address a...
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