Atlanta Appeals Lawyer
Building an appeal for your verdict
If you have been wrongfully convicted of a crime then you have the right to appeal the court's decision. Appeals are very common and require a new jury be formed to hear your case. The most common reason for an appeal is:
- Evidence that was kept from the defense
- Jury bias and misconduct
- The law being used was improperly applied
- The punishment passed down was unfair based on the severity of the crime
- Prosecution admitted evidence that was not relevant
All of these examples and many more, may warrant an appeal. You need to seek a law firm that is not afraid to fight for your case. An Atlanta criminal defense attorney can help you form an appeal and provide professional representation throughout your appeal case.
Filing for an appeal in Atlanta
Filing for an appeal requires extensive case law research and examination of every detail from your previous case. Your previous legal counsel did not perform their jobs adequately as they failed to establish a defense and catch any errors that may have occurred. We will not fail to form a strong appeal for you. Our law firm retains the necessary experience to file an appeal for you or a loved one. Rigorous research of your charge will be performed by our legal team so the appropriate evidence can be brought to light. You owe it to yourself and your family to contact our firm, Ross & Pines, LLC.
Appeals require an in depth knowledge of the Georgia legal system and the keen ability to find mishaps in past judgments. Our firm has represented numerous people in their appeals cases and has seen many verdicts overturned. We will work hard to reveal any missing evidence or miscalculation in your case. When you call on our firm you can expect an aggressive defense of your rights and appeal.
If you have been declared guilty of a crime you did not commit then you must
contact an Atlanta appeals lawyer
to help you file for an appeal. Our firm will commit all of its resources to your appeal to ensure its strength and reliability.