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  1. #11
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    Default Re: California Kidnapping for Ransom Bodily Harm Lwop

    Quote Quoting Germanicus
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    No, actually, I want to assess whether this case is worth hiring an attorney for thousands of dollars 12k plus and then after that I was hoping to get recommendations on post conviction/appellate attorneys.

    Thank you for those who answered professionally and without opinionated garbage. I leave this forum with the following review that I had read before creating an account and I can now attest to it's validity.

    "As others have pointed out, this web forum is full of condescending troll like creatures who will essentially attack you like a swarm of flies. Every few years, long enough for me to forget I used them in the past, I'll have a legal question and post it there. I have done this on 3 occasions over the last 10 years with different accounts, as I said, enough time passed I had forgotten I'd been there before initially. Now that I've thought about it, every time the result has been the same. The culture of the "senior members" as I said is absolutely toxic, no real useful information to be gleaned, their only purpose is their own perverted sense of satisfaction by putting other's down. And as you might expect, most of them are not actual lawyers."

    Do you have any idea how utterly foolish that makes you look?

    I suppose not.

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    Default Re: California Kidnapping for Ransom Bodily Harm Lwop

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    Do you have any idea how utterly foolish that makes you look?

    I suppose not.
    No, thanks for letting me know; awesome help! You're a bright one!

  3. #13
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    Default Re: California Kidnapping for Ransom Bodily Harm Lwop

    The defendant had a right, following conviction to a direct appeal. Any collateral appeal after that has to be timely or it will be procedurally barred. 10+ years after the fact is way too late besides the fact that the issue you want to challenge is the application of the facts to the law, which is a state-law matter, not a federal issue.

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