A criminal conviction can affect your freedom, employment, housing, reputation, and future.
However, a conviction may not always be the end of your legal options.
Depending on the circumstances, post-conviction relief may provide a way to challenge legal errors, seek a sentence reduction, request a new trial, or pursue another available remedy.
The Moloney Law Firm provides personalized legal guidance for individuals seeking post-conviction relief in Denver and throughout Colorado.
Bradley Moloney carefully reviews the case record, court filings, trial history, evidence, and potential legal issues before recommending a course of action.
Possible issues may include ineffective assistance of counsel, constitutional violations, newly discovered evidence, sentencing errors, or other recognized legal grounds.
Every case is different, and no outcome can be guaranteed.
If you believe an error affected your conviction or sentence, contact The Moloney Law Firm to discuss whether post-conviction relief may be available in your case.
Post-conviction relief is a legal process that may allow someone convicted of a crime to challenge certain issues arising from the original case.
The available remedies depend on the case history, the type of error alleged, applicable deadlines, and Colorado law.
People may seek post-conviction relief in Denver based on issues such as:
- Newly discovered evidence that could materially affect the case.
- Ineffective assistance of counsel.
- Constitutional violations.
- Legal errors during trial or sentencing.
- Sentencing issues or changes in applicable law.
- New DNA or forensic evidence that was not previously available.
Possible remedies may include a motion for post-conviction relief, a request for a new trial, sentence-related relief, or another legally recognized procedure.
A direct appeal and post-conviction proceeding are not always the same type of legal action.
A Denver post-conviction relief lawyer can review the record, explain the available options, and help determine whether a legally supportable basis for relief may exist.
At The Moloney Law Firm, we provide case-specific legal guidance for individuals seeking post-conviction relief in Denver and throughout Colorado.
Our process may include:
- Case Evaluation
We review available court records, transcripts, filings, evidence, and procedural history to identify potential legal issues. - Evaluating Appeal Options
When appropriate, we assess whether a direct appeal or another legal remedy may be available based on an identifiable legal error. - Reviewing New Evidence
We examine newly discovered evidence and consider whether it may support a legally recognized post-conviction claim. - Addressing Ineffective Assistance or Constitutional Issues
Depending on the facts, we evaluate claims involving ineffective assistance of counsel, constitutional violations, or other issues that may have affected the outcome. - Evaluating Sentence-Related Relief
We review whether a sentence-related motion, reduction, or other available remedy may apply under the circumstances. - Preparing the Appropriate Filings
If a legally supportable basis exists, we prepare the appropriate petition, motion, brief, or other court filing and explain the applicable process.
Bradley Moloney combines criminal defense and prosecutorial experience when reviewing post-conviction matters.
Every case is evaluated individually, and no legal outcome can be guaranteed.
If you are considering post-conviction relief, you need an attorney who will carefully review the record and explain your legal options.
Bradley Moloney brings criminal defense and prosecutorial experience to post-conviction matters in Denver and throughout Colorado.
His approach includes:
- Detailed Case Review: Examining court records, transcripts, filings, evidence, and procedural history.
- Case-Specific Strategy: Developing a legal approach based on the facts, potential grounds for relief, applicable deadlines, and your goals.
- Clear Communication: Explaining possible remedies, limitations, risks, and next steps in plain language.
- Personalized Representation: Giving your case focused attention while treating you and your family with respect.
- Careful Legal Advocacy: Preparing appropriate motions, petitions, briefs, or other filings when a legally supportable basis exists.
No legal outcome can be guaranteed.
However, thorough preparation and careful analysis are essential when evaluating a potential post-conviction claim.
Post-conviction relief is a process that allows individuals who have been convicted of a crime to request a review of their case. This may involve appealing the conviction, challenging new evidence, or seeking a reduced sentence.
Yes, it’s possible to seek post-conviction relief even if your appeal was denied. New evidence or legal developments may still provide a path for revisiting your conviction.
Common grounds for post-conviction relief include newly discovered evidence, ineffective counsel, legal errors during the trial, and violations of constitutional rights.
Yes, in some cases, post-conviction relief can lead to a new trial if there is substantial new evidence or legal errors that warrant a reexamination of the original case.
Even if you’ve served part of your sentence, post-conviction relief may still be an option to seek a reduced sentence or even a dismissal of charges if new evidence or legal mistakes are discovered.
The process typically involves filing a petition to the court to review your case. If the court finds merit in the petition, it may allow for further hearings, evidence presentation, or a re-sentencing. Contact our experienced post-conviction relief lawyer at The Moloney Law Firm to discuss your case and explore your options for seeking justice.
Yes, post-conviction DNA testing can be a crucial element in challenging your conviction, especially in cases involving forensic evidence. New advancements in DNA testing could potentially exonerate you.
The cost of seeking post-conviction relief depends on the complexity of your case and the lawyer you choose. At The Moloney Law Firm, we offer transparent pricing and work with clients to ensure they understand all associated costs.
The likelihood of success depends on factors like the strength of new evidence, the nature of legal errors, and the specifics of your case. Bradley Moloney will thoroughly assess your situation to determine the best approach for your case.
If you believe that a wrongful conviction or legal error has impacted your case, it’s essential to act quickly. The earlier you involve an experienced lawyer, the better your chances of success in post-conviction relief. Bradley Moloney and the team at The Moloney Law Firm are ready to evaluate your case and help you seek the justice you deserve.
Contact us at 720-719-0850 or fill out our online form to schedule a consultation.
The sooner we begin working together, the more options we can explore for your post-conviction relief.