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answered on Sep 14, 2015
Read the order of the court, does it tell you what needs to be done? If not, you needed an attorney then.
I can't afford to buy a bond because i am unemployed and i don't want to give my home posting as a bond. What should i do?
answered on Sep 14, 2015
What you should do is actually go see a local appellate attorney for a full discussion.
What is the process to be follow to present that motion?
answered on Sep 24, 2015
He needs an attorney for this sort of thing, in my opinion.
filed an appeal for the award of attorney fee after the 45 days had expired. the appeal was a direct appeal in georgia court
answered on Oct 18, 2015
There could be oral argument. Check the recent decisions of the specific court to see the dates of the cases and get an idea how long it might take.
Charged with four counts of child molestation... What will be the best option
answered on Oct 22, 2015
Speak with the attorney who represent you about this.
I have a friend who was arrested and detained for a jay walking case, and is now in jail for 3 months with no bond, or paroll, or any visitation rights for the first month, is there a way to appeal this case without legal aid?
answered on Oct 21, 2015
He needs an attorney, needed one initially, and this is sometimes what happens. There is perhaps not even a possibility of an appeal, but there certainly are not enough facts given to make a solid determination.
Jude ruled for children to be placed in foster care
answered on Oct 24, 2015
When you need legal advice it is always best to actually go see an attorney for a full discussion of the issues.
answered on Oct 25, 2015
When you want to file an appeal, the best thing to do is to get an appellate attorney.
answered on Nov 9, 2015
This question is far too old for an answer to be of any benefit to you.
Trial counsel set up a plea that tied in the appeal rights and motion for new trial from his case, this plea was set up in a case in which he wasnt appointed as counsel..
answered on May 3, 2013
Criminal attorneys. If all state direct appeals are exhausted, then either seek out post-conviction relief or file a federal habeas corpus petition.
I am not a criminal lawyer.
answered on Nov 3, 2011
1. A retainer from the client and 2. a judgment that is less than thirty days old.
I would assume it obvious you do not have to fully support the lower court's errors in order to have an application granted; if you did, there would be no need to file a notice of appeal and subsequently a brief afterwards, which you are required to do. So, what are you required to show the... View More 
answered on Nov 11, 2015
You have not even said what type of case this is. There are different standards of review.
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