Pre-Sentencing Memoranda In
State and Federal Courts
Before you are sentenced you are entitled to submit a Pre-Sentencing Memorandum to the Judge.
By law, before the Judge issues a sentence, after you have been convicted (by plea or trial), the Judge will order a Pre-sentence Report (PSR) from the Department of Probation in your County of
Pre-Sentencing Memoranda In
State and Federal Courts
Before you are sentenced you are entitled to submit a Pre-Sentencing Memorandum to the Judge.
By law, before the Judge issues a sentence, after you have been convicted (by plea or trial), the Judge will order a Pre-sentence Report (PSR) from the Department of Probation in your County of conviction. This report will be used by the Prosecutor to argue for what your sentence should be and by the Judge to impose sentencing on you.
You have a right to submit your own Pre-Sentence Memorandum to the Court, to present yourself in a positive light to, in hopes of getting leniency from the Judge.
Unfortunately, most defendants don't do this!! It is important that you give the Judge all of the information necessary for him/her to make an informed decision about you and how you should be sentenced.
Our professional, experienced team of legal writers will write a persuasive statement about you, and gather letters of support and other information and documents to present you as worthy of leniency.
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Pre-sentencing & Expungement, Getting Record Expunged, Pre-sentence investigation report Expungement Petitions
Effective October, 2017, the state’s first general adult conviction sealing authority will go into effect, allowing individuals with up to two convictions and only one felony to seal the records of conviction for all crimes other
Pre-sentencing & Expungement, Getting Record Expunged, Pre-sentence investigation report Expungement Petitions
Effective October, 2017, the state’s first general adult conviction sealing authority will go into effect, allowing individuals with up to two convictions and only one felony to seal the records of conviction for all crimes other than sex offenses and class A and violent felonies after a 10-year waiting period. See N.Y. Law 59, Part VVV, § 48 (2017) (to be codified at N.Y. Crim. Proc. Law § 160.59).
Application is made to the court where the conviction for the most serious offense sought to be sealed occurred, or to the court where the individual was last convicted if all offenses for which sealing is sought are of the same class. N.Y. Crim. Proc. Law § 160.59(2)(a).
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Pardons By the Governor
Each year the Governor of pardons a small number of persons convicted of crimes in the State. This process is not easily achieved. Getting a Pardon requires the right approach and a well written letter addressed to the Governor. The Governor relies on his Pardons committee to review all application for pardon and o
Pardons By the Governor
Each year the Governor of pardons a small number of persons convicted of crimes in the State. This process is not easily achieved. Getting a Pardon requires the right approach and a well written letter addressed to the Governor. The Governor relies on his Pardons committee to review all application for pardon and only forward to him the Pardon Petitions that are the most outstanding and deserving of consideration. Getting the attention of the committee is essential to getting your Petition forwarded for consideration.
WE KNOW HOW TO GET THEIR ATTENTION.
If you believe you have done what is necessary to turn your life around and are deserving of a Pardon contact us and let us evaluate your chances of success.
We can write your Petition and emphasize your strong attributes and achievements to get you the attention you need, from the Pardon committee.
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