Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas
appealing a plea
Can a person appeal a plea bargain? If a person pleads guilty because they think they are facing more time than they really are, can you appeal it?
Asked on 5/23/06, 9:53 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
TC Langford
Langford Law Office
Re: appealing a plea
You need the permission of the trial judge, or it has to be based on an objection or motion separated from the plea bargain. Range of punishment will be difficult since it is normally included in the written plea papers, and is normally orally advised by the judge. If you believe you have a valid appeal, act fast, as there is a small window of opportunity. See a lawyer right away.
Answered on 5/23/06, 11:04 pm
Related Questions & Answers
-
Polygraph and Sex offenders What happens when a person on probation for sexual... Asked 5/23/06, 7:56 pm in United States Texas Criminal Law
-
Assault causing bodily injury My husband has a charge of assault causing bodily... Asked 5/23/06, 1:52 pm in United States Texas Criminal Law
-
Credit for time served My son is in county jail after violating terms of deferred... Asked 5/22/06, 6:51 pm in United States Texas Criminal Law
-
What burden of proof is needed to make an arrest? 1. What burden of proof is needed... Asked 5/21/06, 5:27 pm in United States Texas Criminal Law
Looking for something else?
10,200 active attorneys ready to answer your legal questions today.
Featured Attorneys
Earn additional revenue and grow your business.
