Our Motion For A New Trial Has Been Denied Due To Lack Of Information, What Can We Do?
Thursday, December 31st, 2009 at
5:14 pm
My attorney filed a bare-bones motion and asked for additional time to supplement the motion with authority, and bring in new information. The federal judge denies the motion for a new trial without the attorney supplementing the information for the bare-bones motion. The attorney told us we have until the end of the year, but he misled us again, even though I told him we have new discovered evidence.
Can we appeal the decision to get a new trial? What else can we do? Is there any hope for a new motion?
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You can always appeal a decision especially if you have new evidence. What the problem seems to be here is your attorney. He has to be the one to file for a new motion with supporting evidence. My suggestion is either submit to the courts that you want to file a new motion pending dismissal of your current attorney in lieu of getting a new one. They may give you a time limit to do so. The court system is very complicated if you don’t know the rules. If there is a free legal service in your state or county consult with then for advice on this matter.
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