At Brownstone Law, we understand your constitutional right to a fair trial. This is why we examine every facet of your case to determine if the prosecutor caused misconduct or if there were any other errors along the way. If an appeal failed or was denied, a motion for post-conviction relief and habeas corpus may be your final chance at setting the record straight. Contact our Washington DC Post-Conviction Attorneys today for a free consultation. Return to our main post conviction lawyer page.
Through post-conviction relief, it’s possible to get released from prison, negotiate the sentence, or get a new trial in Washington DC. Again, the timing of post-conviction relief is of the utmost importance. Our Washington DC Post-Conviction Attorneys work quickly and effectively to motion for habeas corpus and take advantage of this windowed opportunity. If post-conviction relief and habeas corpus are successful, you could regain your freedom, rights, and reputation. We also file appeals of criminal cases in Washington DC.
Are you dissatisfied by your sentencing or the way your case was handled by the trial court? Well, you don’t need to worry because the United States Constitution gives each defendant several opportunities to appeal their conviction. Some of the remedies that you can pursue after conviction include filing for a motion for post-conviction relief, appealing directly at the circuit courts, state court habeas claims or PDR claims. After you have exhausted all these claims you still have one more chance to file for a motion of habeas corpus.
At Brownstone, we have handled so many appeal cases to the extent that we are very fast and efficient in service delivery to our clients. As a matter of fact, we prepare some of the best briefs and writs in Washington DC as well as the rest of the country. Contact our Washington DC Post-Conviction lawyers today. Post-Conviction Lawyers in Missouri are also available to help with similar services and strategies tailored to your specific case.
Post-conviction relief refers to legal procedures that allow individuals convicted of crimes to challenge their convictions or sentences based on specific grounds, such as new evidence, constitutional violations, or errors in the trial process.
In Washington, D.C., the primary avenues for post-conviction relief include:
While some post-conviction motions have specific time constraints, a motion based on actual innocence under D.C. Code § 22–4135 can be filed at any time, regardless of when the conviction occurred.
To file a motion based on actual innocence:
Yes, if a post-conviction motion is denied, you may have the right to appeal the decision to a higher court. It's essential to consult with an attorney to understand the specific appellate procedures and timelines.
Given the complexity of post-conviction proceedings, it's advisable to consult with an experienced attorney who specializes in criminal appeals and post-conviction relief. Legal professionals can provide guidance tailored to your case and help navigate the legal process effectively.
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