Seeking Early Release in Ohio: Understanding the Motion for Judicial Release
Seeking early release in Ohio? Understand the Motion for Judicial Release, mandatory time limitations, and sentence-based eligibility. Columbus info.
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Understanding Your Options: Appeal vs. Post-Conviction Relief
Facing a conviction in Columbus, Ohio? Understand appeal vs. post-conviction relief and how Harris Law Firm can assist you.
Preparing for a Felony Sentence: Important Steps to Take
Facing felony sentencing? Get your affairs in order. This includes giving power of attorney & choosing an appellate attorney early. Harris Law Firm can help.
About To Be Sentenced On A Felony?
The video emphasizes the importance of filing a notice of appeal within 30 days of conviction. It warns viewers not to wait until it’s too late and encourages them to call Harris Law Firm for…
What Happens When You Lose Your Appeal?
The video emphasizes the importance of filing a notice of appeal within 30 days of conviction. It warns viewers not to wait until it’s too late and encourages them to call Harris Law Firm for…
Is Your Deadline Approaching?
The video emphasizes the importance of filing a notice of appeal within 30 days of conviction. It warns viewers not to wait until it’s too late and encourages them to call Harris Law Firm for…
Understanding Post-Conviction Motions
A motion for judicial release is essentially a request by a prisoner to be released from prison before their full sentence is served.
Processing Your Appeal.
Understanding the process is crucial if you’ve recently been sentenced and are considering an appeal.
Appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court hears “appeals as of right” from cases originating in the Court of Appeals and “jurisdictional” appeals from appellate decisions in cases which originated in trial courts.
Reasonable Suspicion
Did you know an officer must have reasonable suspicion (that a crime has occurred) to make a traffic stop?
The Appeal
Clients often believe an appeal is their second shot at trial. That’s a mistaken belief. An appeal is not an opportunity to present new evidence or convince a judge or jury that a Client is…
