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Have a bad lawyer at trial? Welcome to our 2255 motions page, where we break down the impact of having a lawyer who doesn't quite measure up. In cases of Ineffective Assistance of Counsel, we shine a light on instances where your defense attorney might not have done everything needed, potentially putting your case at risk. We also dig into Prosecutorial Misconduct, showing how aggressive or shady prosecution tactics might have stepped on your rights. And don't overlook Newly Discovered Evidence – sometimes, a less-than-stellar lawyer might miss crucial stuff that could change the whole game. We're here to uncover these issues, guide you through the complexities of 2255 motions, and provide a way to fix the fallout from not having the best legal support. Trust us to be your advocates, tirelessly sorting out the mess that might come from not having the strongest legal team in your corner, all in the name of pursuing justice.
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Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
If an attorney representing the defendant was “ineffective” within the legal meaning of that word, then it must be complained of in a 2255 motion. If you think your lawyer didn't perform to the standard the law requires, contact us!
Prosecutorial Misconduct
Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
If the U.S. Attorney’s office or an agent of the Government committed “misconduct” within the legal meaning of that word, and that affected the Defendant’s substantial rights and, except for that conduct, there would have been a different result in the case, then it must be raised in a 2255 motion. If your case fits these facts don't hesitate to contact us, we can help!
Newly Discovered Evidence
Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
Newly Discovered Evidence
If, after sentencing, there is new evidence discovered that could not have been discovered before the sentencing, you may raise that in a 2255 motion. If you think you have newly discovered evidence that you think will effect your, contact us! If you would like to discuss a case with us, don't hesitate to call us at (888) LAW-9242.