Have you been blamed for a crime? Do not you want to comply with the sentence? Think of an appeal.

We offer a representation of defense for all those who have had their reputation and life damaged by the conviction of a crime. If you or a loved one has been found guilty of a crime or federal crime and believes your constitutional rights have been violated, contact our crime division directly today by clicking.

Do not settle for a guilty verdict our law enforcement colleagues will file an appeal at your request and fight to get you a new trial and/or possibly lower your sentence.

Appeals - review and reverse the conviction in Phoenix

An appeal is a brief with new arguments that have been recorded by the defense attorney to a larger court requesting that the client's trial is reviewed and reversed. This petition is based on the belief that the existence of an error in the initial trial that produced the current conviction. An experienced criminal appeals lawyer in Illinois knows how to recognize mistakes made through the records of the initial trial in order to establish foundations for a reduction of sentence. There are three types of appeals that a defense attorney can register for those who have been found guilty of criminal activity: Direct appeal, a post-conviction relief request (PCR) and petition for writ of habeas corpus.

Direct appeals: A direct appeal is the filing of a claim once the client has been prosecuted and sentenced. Your criminal defense lawyer will appeal your guilty plea and/or sentence based entirely on the records established during the trial.

PSR Petitions: Your criminal defense attorney will file this lawsuit for post-conviction relief, asking for the "relief" of the conviction or sentence based on very specific foundations. These foundations focus on the violation of the constitutional rights of the person; changes in the law that have the power to change your previous verdict; unjust sentence and mayodorminio of improper cutting for specific purposes.

Petition for writ of Habeas Corpus: Your criminal defense attorney will file a petition for a writ of Habeas Corpus if you are currently in detention or in prison and feel your federal constitutional rights have been violated based on a legal error or objective data during the judicial process. The appellate court will determine if your sentence should be reduced or annulled.

Limited time to appeal your conviction in Arizona

After the date of your sentence, there is a limited time of twenty calendar days to register a proposed notice of appeal in Arizona court. It is important to register this application at the appointed time; otherwise, you may lose the opportunity to register an appeal.

After the proposal has been registered the minor court will be notified that an appeal has been requested. The court clerk will collect the briefs for submission to the main court for review. The appeal process can take months or even years before reaching an agreement. During the process, you or your loved one will usually be held in detention or in prison. You possibly have the opportunity to receive a new trial, be released or it will be decided that your initial sentence will be maintained.

Criminal Defense Appeals Attorneys in Phoenix

Time is of greater importance. When you or a loved one has been convicted of a crime and you feel there has been a violation of your constitutional rights, contact our experienced attorneys in our criminal division by clicking. We will fight to alter your conviction/sentence as quickly as possible so you can return to your normal life. Our attorneys have successfully represented clients in Phoenix, Arrowhead / Glendale, Mesa, Tucson, Bullhead City and throughout the state of Arizona.