I Want to Appeal the Trial Court’s Order/Conviction & Sentence: Can I?
Every day, trial courts issue tens of thousands of orders. Most of these orders are “interlocutory” in nature and are made to help the case
Appellate Practice
Appellate Practice
Every day, trial courts issue tens of thousands of orders. Most of these orders are “interlocutory” in nature and are made to help the case
What You Need to Know in Picking an Appellate Attorney and Identifying Issues for Appeal In Indiana, we are fortunate (in most cases) to have
What makes our society safe (police) and free (doing what you want) is the delicate balance of power created by the Fourth Amendment to the
In civil litigation, the trial and any appeals are one-and-done. This means that except for extraordinary circumstances, such as later trying to re-open the case,1
A great deal of criminal law turns on bedrock constitutional tenets set forth in the United States Constitution, in particular, the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
With each appeal taken to the Indiana Court of Appeals (“Court”), the appellant (bringing the appeal) and appellee have the right to file a brief
Several years ago, the Indiana General Assembly passed a comprehensive civil protective order act. This legislation was aimed at addressing the problem of domestic violence
Civil appeals are guided by very rigid appellate rules. Generally, missing an appellate deadline precludes a civil appeal. The only remedy is a malpractice action
While most people have some general understanding of the process that occurs in a trial, appeals are far different and the entire process is not
Indiana is fortunate to have an intermediate court, the Indiana Court of Appeals, where final judgments from Indiana’s trial courts may be taken as a
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