Federal Criminal Appeals Lawyer in Boston

BOSTON FEDERAL CRIMINAL APPEALS LAWYER

We Are The Federal Criminal Appeals Law Firm. Call 1-800-APPEALS

We are a boutique law firm that handles only Federal Criminal Appeals. We put our experience to work for you in the area of Federal Criminal Appeals to protect all of your rights in the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. While many law firms handle a wide range of legal matters or criminal matters, we only do Federal Criminal Appeals. Federal convictions can carry a wide range of serious penalties, including restitution, fines and often a jail sentence. If you have been convicted of a federal crime and are subject to any of these penalties, you need to call the law firm that handles only Federal Criminal Appeals. Our exclusive practice gives us intimate knowledge of the issues you are facing and we will give you a free consultation and a thorough explanation of the Federal Criminal Appeals process and the law as it applies to your case.

The Federal Criminal Appeals Lawyers of our firm work exclusively on criminal appeals and can assist you in achieving your appellate goals. Stephen Preziosi is the lead attorney and works on each case that comes through our Wall Street office in New York. We are experts in the production of appellate briefs and in the presentation of compelling oral argument before the First Circuit Court of Appeals in the Federal System. Each case gets individual attention throughout the appellate process.

Call me today for a free consultation at 1-800-APPEALS (277-3257). You can also read more about the firm on the main Massachusetts Federal Appeals page.

Boston Federal Appeals

You have the right to an appeal. In every case, whether it is a trial or a plea bargain, you have rights that must be protected. Our Boston Federal Appeals Attorneys are committed to providing expert advice and performance in the area of Federal Criminal Appeals. We will fight for you throughout the criminal appeals process in order to obtain the most favorable outcome for your case. We have the most up to date legal research system in the United States, we have the finest legal writers, and we utilize the finest criminal investigative experts and private investigators in the country. We utilize all of these resources with one objective in mind ¬– winning your case on appeal.

Federal Sentencing Guidelines

Every Federal Criminal Appeals case requires expertise in the United States Sentencing Guidelines. We are experts in this area of the law. The United States Sentencing Guidelines can be very complex. It is a mixture of case law from the United States Supreme Court and the United States Sentencing Guidelines. Each case starts with the calculation of one’s criminal history level and the offense level. Federal prosecutors and judges often add offense level points without clear reasoning, adding months or even years to your sentence. Scrutinizing every issue and every point added is what we do best. The arguments we make on appeal as to how many offense level points are added and why can make a difference in terms of months and years.

Call an expert Federal Criminal Appeals Lawyer today at 1-800-APPEALS

Federal Habeas Corpus and Coram Nobis Petitions

We know how to utilize the Writ of Habeas Corpus and the Writ of Errors Coram Nobis in Federal Courts. Your case may have originated in a State Court or Federal Court, but you still may have the right to bring a petition in Federal Courts under the Habeas Statutes 28 U.S.C. §2254 if your case originated in State Court or 28 U.S.C. §2255 if your case originated in Federal Court under the All Writs Act of 28 U.S.C. §1651 for the Writ of Errors Coram Nobis.

Each of these writs originally stem from the common law, but have been codified in the federal statutes. They are designed to give voice to those whose constitutional rights have been violated. That is where we come in. Our firm has extensive experience in the area of all types of Federal Writs. We have extensive experience in finding the constitutional legal issues that will bring your case to the attention of federal judges. Finding each of these issues and advising you what will work and what will not work requires experience in this area of the law.