Post-Conviction Relief
St. Louis Attorneys Handling Post-Conviction Relief Matters
Not every criminal case ends justly. Sometimes serious trial errors are made that could affect a person for the remainder of their lives. If you have been convicted of a crime and feel that justice was not served, it is important to speak with an attorney about your options regarding post-conviction relief.
At Law & Schriener, LLC, in Clayton, Missouri, we provide experienced representation to individuals seeking post-conviction relief. Clients and other criminal defense attorneys seek us out because of the skill of attorney Kevin Schriener. Mr. Schriener has extensive experience handling post-conviction work and enjoys an excellent reputation among his peers in the local legal community.
For a free consultation with an experienced lawyer to discuss your options for post-conviction relief, contact us at 314-480-3389 or 866-373-3720 toll-free. Our firm represents clients throughout Missouri and Illinois.
What Is Post-Conviction Relief?
Post-conviction relief includes the following:
- Motions to modify or reduce a sentence
- Motion for a new trial
- Motion to vacate, set aside, or correct the prison sentence
- Habeas Corpus: including under 28 U. S. C. Sections 2241, 2254, 2255
- Criminal appeals: including insufficiency of evidence, improper admission of evidence, or sentencing issues
- Modification or early termination of probation or supervised release
Contact an Experienced St. Louis Criminal Defense Lawyer
For a free consultation to discuss your post-conviction options with an experienced trial and appellate attorney, contact us at 314-480-3389 or 866-373-3720 toll-free. We look forward to serving you.
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