What to know about a criminal appeal

Senior Associate Ryne Sandel discusses the very basic things you or your client need to know about appealing a criminal case.

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  • @cicada2022
    @cicada2022 Жыл бұрын

    Thank you for sharing the goods. I was wondering if I would be standing before a jury. I'm the victim of vandalism from my neighbors teenage boy. I saw him get up from my car & run back to his house. He smashed a light off my house & popped 3 of my tires!! I just received a "Summary Appeal Trial" from the DA. Wondering how it's going to go.

  • @missglow2011
    @missglow20112 жыл бұрын

    Very helpful!! Thank you for sharing

  • @johnpierce2095
    @johnpierce2095 Жыл бұрын

    if a prisoner wins a appeal, my gf is in kentucky prison, she won her appeal, last october, but still hasnt heard when she will see a judge

  • @doesthisfacemakemelooklike535
    @doesthisfacemakemelooklike535 Жыл бұрын

    what about when defendant is denied effective assistance of counsel signifigant enough to prejudice him?.........? is it permitted to speak of evidence like in the case of ANDRUS Vs TEXAS?....Where mitigating evidence that was known by, but NOT submitted by the defense attorney who did not prepare for trial or investigate such as he did not enter into evidence the defendants medical records that provided reasonable doubt for dui charge. also attorney refused to file pre trial motion to exclude illegally obtained evidence that defendant was exempted from undergoing "any blood test.." under Nevada revised statutes 484c 160.4 that was unlawfully obtained by sheriff....and not until the last second at so called trial did the defense attempt to get the blood excluded.and it turned out the defendant was right about about being exempt to any blood draw...the prosecutor had no objection to the blood being not admitted....but at the trial the attorney told the defendant to plead no contest because he told the defendant whom he refused to show the discovery of the officers body cam that he had performed so poorly on the FST and because he had admitted to have been drinking beer 3 or 4 hours earlier that even with the blood thrown out the trial would go poorly for defendant and it would end up costing the defendant another $2,000 if it went to trial...the attorney told the defendant that it was best for the defendant to plead no contest.....isnt this grounds to appeal it violates 6th amendment...??????

  • @user-jt9kv9yw6z
    @user-jt9kv9yw6z Жыл бұрын

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