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Post-Remedy Conviction Relief And Alternative Sentencing Options
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Frequently Asked Questions About Post-Remedy Conviction Relief And Alternative Sentencing Options In California:
- There are a few grounds for post-remedy conviction relief in California. One is if you can show that your constitutional rights were violated during your trial. Another is if newly discovered evidence has come to light since your trial or that information that was not made aware to the court during trial or to the court prior to changing a plea or trial that could change the outcome of your case. Finally, you may be able to get relief if you can show that you were sentenced unfairly or that your current sentence is unlawful. If you think you may have grounds for post remedy conviction relief, you should call now to speak to our experienced criminal defense team as soon as possible. Call today!
- If you have been convicted of a crime in California, you may be eligible for post-remedy conviction relief. This means that you may be able to have your conviction overturned or your sentence reduced. To learn more about post-remedy conviction relief, don’t put a price tag on your freedom or your loved one’s freedom. Call 833-303-4529 today.
- A pardon is a legal order issued by the Governor of California that grants relief from certain penalties and disabilities associated with a criminal conviction. A pardon is not a record of innocence, but rather it is an act of forgiveness from the Governor for the individual’s past crime but does not expunge or erase a conviction. Obtaining a pardon in California can be quite difficult, and it is important to consult with an experienced criminal defense firm before taking any action.
- Yes, a few alternatives exist to serving your prison sentence in California. You could serve your sentence in another state or country that has an agreement with California. You could also be released on parole or probation. There are a few other options, but these are the most common. Call us today to learn more about what options are available in your situation. don’t put a price tag on your freedom or your loved one.
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- The chances of success with post-remedy conviction relief in California depend on the specific circumstances of each case. However, some factors that may affect the likelihood of success include the severity of the crime, the evidence available, and the resources of the individual seeking relief. Don’t put a price tag on your freedom or your loved one. Contact us today.