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answered on Jul 13, 2022
First, I am not a TN lawyer. However, I agree with the previous answer. Usually, an appeal alone does not stop the trial court's judgment nor an enforcement of that judgment. A motion to stay the judgment must be filed, generally requiring a bond. But check your appellate rules as to when a... View More 
Can you check to see if you case been assigned to to a panel in the us appellate 6th circuit appeal
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answered on Mar 10, 2022
Call the Court Clerk in Cincinnati and ask.
answered on Dec 14, 2021
There is no time limit. The opinion is issued in due course, but 60-90 days is usually when a decision is issued.
The supposed victim dropped all charges and I still got charged. My arrest warrants on both sets are wrong.
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answered on Nov 29, 2021
It is the State's Case, not the victim's. Prepare for the Preliminary Hearing as it may be a very serious charge. Hopefully it will be Dismissed in Court.
I can screen shot what I'm talking about if I need to
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answered on Nov 17, 2021
Hie lawyer needs to prepare for a thorough Preliminary Hearing at General Sessions Court. You have not stated any facts nor legal proceedings, but I suspect his lawyer needs to get in gear, or hire a competent one now.
We were being sued by my sister which she thought we stole money from my mother when she lived with us. this is not true. we browed money and mom knew about and came up with agreement which this paperwork was not admit in because we did not have anything with us because we did not know at the... View More
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answered on Sep 15, 2021
If within 30 days of entry of the Judgment, you might file a Rule 59 Motion To Alter or Amend with the Probate Court. Later you might consider an appeal, but first you want the trial court to hear that you actually borrowed money and were paying it back. Hire a competent attorney as you need a... View More
He has a four year sentence and was violated by his PO and the judge put his sentence in effect and he is appealing that ruling . Can he get a bail while waiting for that appeal
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answered on Jun 23, 2021
Call his attorney... If nothing else call the Court Clerk.
This code 40-39-211 mentions whose victim or victims of offender was a minor
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answered on Jun 17, 2021
What is your question?
I have filed an appeal but because I was unable to afford an attorney I was forced to represent myself and since I didn't know what I was doing the judge ruled for Tennessee to keep it. I have the option now to ask for a stay and file another appeal to thebest of my understanding. If anyone... View More
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answered on May 10, 2021
You will need an attorney and money, or forget about it.
options on appealing subject matters jurisdictiion.
answered on Feb 27, 2021
First, I am not a Tennessee lawyer. That being said, whatever are the issues you intend to raise on appeal, the time to appeal is the same. Usually, it's 30 days from the final judgment of the court below. Once the appeal is noted, when you file your brief, you can raise the issue of subject... View More
answered on Jan 11, 2021
you will need to call Maury County clerk's office. Your case will likely be reset because the courts are closed to most in-person proceedings until the end of January. The clerk's office will give you the correct court date.
Trial judge ruled in favor of plaintiff for 3775 dollars back rent in April 2018, defendant appealed May 2018. Defendant file Bankruptsy in July 2020, Bankruptsy, Discharged in August 2020. My debt not included in discharge. Does Bankruptsy by debtor have any effect on defendants appeal in circuit... View More
answered on Nov 25, 2020
The bankruptcy by debtor/appellant should not affect the appeal, because plaintiff's debt was not included in the bankruptcy discharge. However, any further proceedings on the appeal are probably moot now. And if the debtor/ appellant has recently filed for bankruptcy, are there any funds left... View More
2018 May court awarded plaintiff 4500 dollars, Defendant appealed May 2018, deposited 4500 circuit court for appeal, Defendant filed Bankruptcy July 2020, Discharged Aug 2020. Funds still on deposit and no date set for the appeal. Plaintiff not notified as debtor. Is award for plaintiff set aside... View More
answered on Nov 23, 2020
The first thing you need is a lawyer; however, you should probably either pursue the appeal or file a motion for remission of the funds to you. i am not a TN lawyer, so go find one!
Good Luck.
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I am pro-Se. I know To file the notice of appeal is within 10 days but getting a brief written up in that short of time is near impossible. That’s why I was asking if the brief had to be attached to the notice of appeal or I had a certain time limit to file the brief. Thank you for your help
answered on Nov 9, 2020
First, I am not a Tennessee lawyer. That being said, the notice of appeal and the eventual brief are separate documents. And generally, there's 1) the transcripts need to be ordered by you, 2) the record --including the transcripts--have to be forwarded to the appellate court by the trial... View More
My brother was convicted in 2005 in the circuit court of Coahoma county for conspiracy to commit murder and aggravated assault, and improperly charged as a habitual offender under M.C.A 99-19-83 and M.C.A 99-19-81 the judge sentence him under the larger statue, giving him two consecutive life... View More
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answered on Sep 14, 2020
This is a Tennessee forum. It sounds like he may wish to file a notice of appeal if he still has time. Get ahold of an attorney in the appropriate jurisdiction.
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answered on Aug 31, 2020
Not sure of your question. But the Court that issued the Bond Condition can also be moved to modify its Order. It will require filing and arguing a Motion.
It started off concurrent and then they made it consecutive ( felony while on parole) but had me get an amendmended/corrected sentence order(I did) they still treating it consecutive
answered on Aug 26, 2020
The one thing that comes to mind is that they committed a crime while on bond. If this is the case then the department mandatorily runs it consecutive.
We think we have a great case for an appeal (the judge himself said to appeal his own sentence at least 5 times during sentencing) so we really want him to stay out while appealing. My husband was sentenced to 2 years in Federal Camp (all he was convicted of was illegal remuneration and was... View More
answered on Aug 21, 2020
First I am not a Tennessee lawyer. That being said, generally a party (civil or criminal) has 30 days to note an appeal, with the bond accompanying that. That's 30 days after sentencing date, whether your lawyer notes the appeal or you do. But I think that an appeal in a criminal case does not... View More
New lawyer or start over as I'm still having an increase of issues/surgeries?
answered on Jul 9, 2020
That's not an easy question to answer without more details. Further appeals focus more on the application of the law to your case as opposed to "not seeing the facts your way". As such, the quality of the written decision and the way the judge conducted the proceedings are of... View More
Was that I got sick with no insurance but I did go to my local clinic to get checked out..remind you this was the time when the covid-19 pandemic began...I was told not to return till I got a doctor's note to verify that I did not have covid-19. In which I did so from my local clinic.. Is it... View More
answered on Jul 3, 2020
With only the facts as stated in your question, I would "yes" for an appeal.
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