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Prison Justice, Unlocking Justice Behind Bars

2241 Motions Made Easy

 In the realm of prison justice, a 2241 motion serves as a crucial tool for individuals contesting their confinement on grounds recognized by the law. This legal mechanism becomes particularly relevant in scenarios such as the miscalculation of sentence credits, resulting in an unjust  extension of incarceration beyond what is legally warranted. The echoes of the prison walls often reverberate with claims of actual innocence that find no other avenue for redress. 


What is a 2241 Motion? 


A 2241 motion is a mechanism whereby one can complain of being unlawfully detained for any number of reasons recognized by law. A typical case is an improper calculation of sentence credits leaving a defendant to serve more time in prison than is proper. Another would be a  claim of actual innocence that cannot be brought anywhere else for any number of reasons.

 






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What Happens When We Review Your Claim?

What Happens When We Review Your Claim?

What Happens When We Review Your Claim?

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Our office conducts reviews to see if the 2241 motion is worth filing  and identify the issues that would give you the best chance of success .  You will typically learn whether a 2241 motion will help you and get a sense of its likelihood of success. Additionally, at the completion of the review, we will be able to quote a precise fee for representing the defendant in filing this motion. If you are eligible, you may be able to get a hearing in a year. If you are not eligible, then you will be free from the worry that you should pursue it further. 

What Should I Do Now?

What Happens When We Review Your Claim?

What Happens When We Review Your Claim?

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If, for one of the reasons listed above, you feel you or a loved one has been wrongfully convicted or sentenced, call us today! A clock is  running on the deadline to file, and an attorney’s help is often  necessary just to calculate the deadline. 2255 and 2241 motions are very technical, and most should only be done with the help of an attorney. An attorney should, at a minimum, review the case to see whether the motion is worth filing at all and to identify the best issues to include in the motion. If you think this applies to you or a loved one, contact us today! If you would like to discuss a case with us, don't hesitate to call us at (888) LAW-9242.


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1985 W Henderson Rd PMB 3129 Columbus, OH 43220

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