Habeas Corpus Review

December 13, 2012 | Uncategorized

The criminal appeals process can be long and confusing for people not familiar with it. Just because you have exhausted all your appeals in state court does not mean that your case is finished. You...

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If You Waived Your Right to Appeal

December 02, 2012 | Blog

It is common for a federal prosecutor to seek a plea agreement with the defendant and his attorney. The motivation underlying such a plea agreement may be that the court dockets are too full, or that...

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Appeal on a Civil Fraud Conviction

December 01, 2012 | Blog

Civil fraud cases differ from criminal trials in that money damages are generally the remedy. This, of course, presupposes that the act of civil fraud in question did not lead to criminal charges. A...

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If You Need to Evict a Tenant

October 31, 2012 | Blog

Tenant eviction is an unpleasant matter, but sometimes it becomes necessary if the occupier either fails to pay rent or abide by rules of the lease. If a landlord does not proceed with care and...

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How the Appellate Process Works

October 31, 2012 | Blog

The process of appeal is a complex and difficult matter for which an experienced and diligent Fairfield County appeals attorney is best suited. An individual who has been convicted at trial in this...

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Understanding Your Civil Rights

September 23, 2012 | Civil Rights

What Is A Civil Right? A Fairfield County civil rights attorney can assist you if an incident occurred where your civil rights were violated. For many people, few things are more important than...

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