At The Moloney Law Firm, we understand that a conviction may not be the end of your legal options.
Depending on the circumstances, you may be able to pursue a direct appeal, post-conviction relief, a sentence reduction, or another available legal remedy.
Bradley Moloney reviews each case carefully to determine whether the record contains legal errors, constitutional issues, newly discovered evidence, or other grounds for further action.
Post-conviction litigation and appeals require a strategy tailored to the specific facts, court record, and procedural history of the case.
The process is not a retrial, and deadlines may apply.
If you believe an error affected your conviction or sentence, contact The Moloney Law Firm to speak with a Colorado appeals lawyer about your options.
Early review may help determine which legal remedies, if any, are available in your case.
At The Moloney Law Firm, every post-conviction case begins with a careful review of the record, the legal issues, and the available remedies.
Whether you are considering a Colorado appeal or seeking post-conviction relief, the process requires detailed analysis, strategic planning, and close attention to procedural requirements.
- Reviewing the Original Case
We examine available court records, transcripts, filings, evidence, and other materials to identify potential legal or constitutional issues. - Evaluating Possible Grounds for Relief
Depending on the circumstances, potential issues may involve trial errors, newly discovered evidence, ineffective assistance of counsel, sentencing errors, or other legal grounds. - Explaining Your Options
We explain what the available remedies may involve, which deadlines may apply, and what limitations or risks should be considered before moving forward. - Preparing and Presenting the Case
When appropriate, we prepare petitions, motions, appellate briefs, and other filings and represent clients during eligible hearings or proceedings. Building a Focused Legal Argument
An appeal is not a retrial.It generally focuses on whether the lower court made a legal error or whether another recognized basis for relief exists.
Bradley Moloney’s experience as both a prosecutor and criminal defense attorney provides valuable perspective when analyzing the record and developing a case-specific legal strategy.
Bradley Moloney provides appellate and post-conviction representation for clients throughout Colorado.
His experience as both a former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney gives him perspective on how criminal cases are investigated, litigated, and reviewed after conviction.
His approach is built on:
- Detailed Legal Analysis: Reviewing court records, transcripts, filings, evidence, and potential legal errors.
- Personalized Representation: Developing a strategy based on the specific facts, procedural history, and goals of each case.
- Clear Communication: Explaining possible remedies, deadlines, risks, and next steps in plain language.
- Focused Legal Advocacy: Preparing the appropriate petitions, motions, briefs, and arguments when a valid legal basis exists.
- Careful Case Evaluation: Determining whether an appeal or post-conviction remedy may be available before recommending a course of action.
No legal outcome can be guaranteed, but thorough preparation and careful analysis are essential in every appellate or post-conviction matter.
Post-conviction litigation refers to legal actions taken after a conviction has been finalized, aimed at overturning or modifying the conviction. This can include filing an appeal, requesting a new trial, or seeking a sentence reduction based on new evidence or legal grounds.
An appeals lawyer is responsible for challenging a conviction by reviewing trial records, identifying legal errors, and presenting a case to an appellate court. They handle the legal process of filing an appeal, seeking to overturn or modify a conviction.
Grounds for an appeal can include legal errors made during the trial, newly discovered evidence that could affect the verdict, or ineffective legal counsel. Contact us today and our skilled appeals lawyer can review your case and help determine whether you have valid grounds for an appeal.
The appeals process begins by filing a notice of appeal with the court. The appellate court will then review the trial record and consider arguments based on legal errors. A lawyer will prepare briefs, file motions, and represent you in hearings to present your case.
Yes, a post-conviction appeal can still be successful even if you were found guilty. If there were significant legal errors or other issues in the trial process, the appellate court may overturn the conviction, order a new trial, or reduce the sentence.
The length of the appeals process can vary depending on the complexity of the case, the nature of the appeal, and the workload of the appellate court. It can take several months or even years for an appeal to be fully resolved.
Yes, if you believe that you received ineffective assistance of counsel during your trial, this can be a valid ground for appeal. Your lawyer will review the circumstances and determine whether this issue can be raised in your appeal.
If your appeal is unsuccessful, there may still be other options available for post-conviction relief, such as requesting a sentence reduction or seeking a new trial based on newly discovered evidence. Our experienced lawyer can discuss all available options with you, just reach out through our website, or call 720-719-0850
Most criminal cases can be appealed, including felony convictions, misdemeanor convictions, and cases involving serious charges. An appeals lawyer will help assess whether an appeal is appropriate based on the specifics of your case.
The cost of hiring an appeals lawyer varies based on the complexity of the case and the time involved. At The Moloney Law Firm, we offer transparent pricing and work with clients to ensure they understand the costs involved. We also offer flexible payment plans to help clients manage their legal expenses.
If you believe your conviction was unjust or that legal errors were made during your trial, you may have options for post-conviction litigation. At The Moloney Law Firm, we are committed to fighting for your rights and helping you achieve a fair resolution.
Contact us today at 720-719-0850 or through our website to schedule a free consultation with our skilled appeals lawyer in Colorado.
The sooner you act, the sooner we can begin working on your case and exploring your options.