Showing posts with label Credit Card Fraud Attorney in Lawrenceville. Show all posts
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Monday, October 15, 2012

Credit Card Fraud Attorney in Lawrenceville

Question: Can a person who plead guilty to a 20 yr prison sentence for a CC fraud who also was tried as a recidivism appeal their sentence? or can we hire a lawyer to have a sentence reduction? I'm wondering before i start paying for an attorney

Answer: The person plead guilty. So, there is no appeal on the sentence. If the sentence was a legal sentence, the only things you can do are: (1) withdraw the sentence and go to trial; or (2) file for a sentence reduction.

Answered by Lawrence Lewis - Credit Card Fraud Attorney in Lawrenceville
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