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Post-Conviction Litigation

Michael J. Witmer has extensive experience with appeals for many different types of cases. He is well-versed in the criminal appeals process and has prepared numerous arguments to appeal prior convictions for his clients. Mr. Witmer had the opportunity to argue an appeal in the New York City, Second Circuit Court, providing insight into the appeals process at the highest level.

 

After a judgment has been entered, every defendant has the right to appeal their conviction. This process starts by Mr. Witmer preparing a CPL § 440 Motion in order to set aside the verdict and vacate the judgement. After the motion is prepared, it will be argued in court. Attorney Michael J. Witmer has been successful with achieving this type of resolution for many clients at state and federal levels.

 

Another post-conviction option is to file a Writ of Habeas Corpus, or, in Latin, “show me the body.” Mr. Witmer will prepare a motion referencing prior case law to present to the Court as an argument against unlawful imprisonment. He has been successful in the practice of this aspect of law for numerous clients and their families.

 

Along with the CPL § 440 Motion and the Writ of Habeas Corpus, Mr. Witmer assists clients with forfeiture proceedings. If your property has been taken due to a civil or criminal issue, you need an attorney to fight to get it back. Michael J. Witmer will do whatever it takes to ensure that your property is returned.

 

There are numerous requirements and rules involved in the practice of appeals. That’s why you need the assistance and knowledge of an experienced attorney like Michael Witmer to dispute your case. If you find yourself in a situation where you need the assistance of an attorney for a prior conviction, Michael J. Witmer is equipped to aggressively appeal the case on your behalf.

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