Post-Conviction

Case Review

If you’ve been convicted of a crime, our office may be able to review your case and determine what avenues for relief still exist for you.

Direct Appeals

Your first avenue for relief after conviction is a direct appeal. In a direct appeal, you can argue that your trial or sentence was unfair because the District Court made certain errors. Click to learn more.

2255 Motions (Vacate or Correct Sentence)

If your constitutional rights have been violated, a 2255 motion may be a good option for you.

2255 Appeals and Certificates of Appealability

A 2255 appeal follows a distinct and different track than a normal appeal does.

2241 Motions (Unlawful Detainment)

If you believe that you have been unlawfully detained (e.g. incorrect sentence credit calculations, unlawful prison conditions, or extradition/immigration challenges), we may be able to file a 2241 motion on your behalf.

Compassionate Release

Inmates facing extraordinary and compelling circumstances may be eligible for compassionate release. You will need a lawyer for this.

Clemency

Sitting presidents have the authority to grant clemency to eligible persons. A lawyer can help you apply for this kind of relief.

Target Letters

and what you need to know about them

If you are the target of a government investigation, you may receive a target letter. We can guide you on how to best respond to this, and provide insight that you can use to your advantage.

Rule 35 Cooperation

One way to reduce your sentence is through governmental cooperation.

Halfway House and Home Confinement

Halfway House and Home Confinement may be a way to reacclimatize into society.

Drug Reduction Motions

A person can seek to have their sentence reduced under changes to the sentencing guidelines.