can you appeal a case, after you pleaded guilty,and signed forms that you did not understand, and coeirced, and also fabricated charges ?
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Read More Answered By: Edward Hoffman |
A guilty plea waives most issues on appeal. If you feel you were pressured into pleading guilty and if this happened recently, there may still be time to bring a motion to withdraw the plea. Such motions seldom succeed. If it is too late to bring such a motion or if you bring one and it fails, your remedy is probably to seek a writ of habeas corpus. |
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