Post‑Conviction Relief Options After Appeal
Click here to learn the grounds for post-conviction relief when appeals fail.
Appealing Cases Involving Plea Withdrawal Disputes
Plea withdrawal disputes make appealing cases more complex. Click here to learn how to approach this situation.
Appeals Focused On The Right To Counsel: Waiver, Counsel Of Choice
Denial of your right to counsel, to choose your counsel, or to waive the right and represent yourself may be grounds for appeal. Click here to learn more.
The Role And Standards Of Ineffective Assistance Of Counsel On Appeal
Click here to learn how to appeal a conviction based on ineffective assistance of counsel and poor legal representation.
Writ Of Habeas Corpus In New York State Appeals
A writ of habeas corpus may sound confusing, but it is an important concept to understand when navigating appeals in New York. Click here to learn more.
Criminal Appeals in New York: Experienced Appellate Defense
Click here for the ultimate guide to understanding criminal appeals in New York.
What Constitutes Resisting Arrest In New York?
Obstruction of justice is a serious offense, and when dealing with the police, resisting arrest can complicate what could have been a straightforward case.
Appealing Search And Seizure Cases: Defending The Right To Privacy
If law enforcement violates your right to privacy, any evidence from a search and seizure may be inadmissible in court. Click here to learn more.
Use Of Coram Nobis In New York: Cases And Legal Pathways
Click to learn about coram nobis in criminal appeals.
