No one wants to be convicted of a crime, but that doesn’t mean it’s possible to overturn every conviction. In order to qualify for post-conviction relief, your right to a fair trial must have been violated in some way. Learn more about what those rights are and what circumstances might lead to vacating or modifying a sentence by following our attorney blog.
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What should someone do if their attorney rendered ineffective assistance of counsel?Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeal in West Palm Beach reverses trial court order finding ineffective assistance of counsel. 30-year sentence slashed.
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Florida 3.850 Motions and Writs of Habeas Corpus Are Not the SameShould you file a writ of habeas corpus or a 3.850 motion after an unjust conviction? Find out which is right for you from from a Florida defense attorney.
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You Have a Limited Time to File a Post-Conviction Motion in FloridaFL Rules of Criminal Procedure provide you with a limited amount of time to file for post-conviction relief. Make sure your time doesn’t expire before you file.
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Why the Davis v. United States Supreme Court Decision Is Important if You Were Sentenced for Using a Firearm During a Violent or Drug-Related Crime Under Federal LawDid you receive a longer federal prison sentence for using a gun during a violent crime? A recent Supreme Court decision may affect your sentence.
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Can I withdraw a guilty plea after sentencing in Florida?In limited circumstances, you may withdraw a guilty plea after sentencing in Florida. Find out how to do it and how a lawyer can help you.
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What Is the Difference Between an Appeal and a Post-Conviction Motion?To protect your rights after a Florida criminal conviction, it is essential for you to know the difference between an appeal and a post-conviction motion.
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Signs You Received Ineffective Assistance of Counsel in a Florida Criminal CaseYou have a constitutional right to counsel. Find out if your rights may have been violated by recognizing signs of ineffective assistance of counsel.
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Broward Cops Must Pay $7M To Man They Framed and Wrongfully ConvictedTwo former Broward Sheriff deputies should pay a man $7 million for framing him in a brutal rape and murder! Read more about his case...
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Florida v. Jardines | Drug-sniffing Dog CaseDog sniff search was issued as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court since there was no warrant.