Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

Re: Grey Davis advising the BPT to not release people in prison

I may be interested in helping you and your husband. Please call my office at 818-342-8020 and use x1. Leave the details of your husbands case including what he was convicted for, appeals that have done, and what prison he is in. Also leave your contact information. Innocent people should not be in jail, but almost all convicts claim to be innocent. If I believe in this case I will help you.

Norman Gregory Fernandez, Esq.

http://www.norman-law.com

Re: Grey Davis advising the BPT to not release people in prison

I am sorry to hear about your husband's predicament. Unfortunately, the politics of crime and punishment often interferes justice. I have been practicing criminal law for 21 years and I have experience dealing with post-trial challenges of the type involved here. The facts you present are very sketchy, but your husband MAY have a case for setting aside his plea if he entered the plea in reliance on the court's promise of 10 years actual time. The state's policy of refusing release without individual consideration raises another issue. Please feel free to call or write me to discuss this case further.

David J. Beauvais

Attorney at Law

1840 Woolsey Street

Berkeley, CA 94703

(510) 845-0504

(510) 540-4821 (fax)

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