Post-conviction relief is only possible under certain very specific circumstances. Learn about what those circumstances are by reading our post-conviction relief case results. We tell our clients’ stories so that you can learn more about the process and potential outcomes of these kinds of cases.
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Burglary Conviction Vacated After 3.850 Motion Granted - Client Re-Sentenced to Trespass Charge and Pending Probation Violation Set Aside
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Original Verdict Did Not Make a Specific Finding of Penetration in Sexual Battery Case. Rule 3.850 Motion Filed, State Concedes Error and Sentence is Slashed
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Motion to Suppress Illegal Police Search Leads to Misdemeanor Marijuana Possession Charges Being Dismissed
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Firearm Prison Sentence Slashed in Half Due to Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
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Trial Counsel Deemed Ineffective for Letting Defendant Enter a Plea to a Crime He Didn't Commit
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Rule 3.800(A) Motion Granted Resulting in Sentence Being Reduced Due to Error as a Result of Double Jeopardy
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Order Granting Defendant Rule 3.850 Motion & Vacating Sentence
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Trial Counsel Misadvised Client of Statutory Maximum, 3.850 Granted! 20 Year Sentence Reduced to 5!Prison sentence reduced by 15 years!
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Trial Counsel Ineffective For Misadvising Defendant He Would Not Be DeportedSentence vacated. Deportation proceedings dismissed!
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State Concedes Error. Motion To Correct Illegal Sentence Granted. Drug Offender Probation Vacated
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State Attorney Agrees To 3.850 Motion & Client's Sentence is Reduced3.850 Motion Granted