Habeas Corpus Law
 
Moses Gonzalez v. The State of Texas

Fort Worth, TX - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant Moses Gonzalez for appealing from the trial courtÕs order granting the StateÕs pretrial "Motion to Hold Defendant Without Bond".


Moses Gonzalez attempts to appeal from the trial courtÕs order granting the
StateÕs pretrial ÒMotion to Hold Defendant Without Bond.Ó Via letter, we no... More...
   $0 (10-26-2020 - TX)

IN RE DUSTIN FINCHER, Relator

Houston, TX - Child custody lawyer represented defendant Dustin Fincher for filing a petition for a writ of mandamus .


Relator, Dustin Fincher, has filed a petition for a writ of mandamus
challenging the trial court’s July 2, 2020 order granting the writ of habeas corpus of
real party in interest, Naomi K. Gonzalez, and ordering the retur... More...
   $0 (10-26-2020 - TX)

HTS Services, Inc. v. US-UK International Supply Group,LLC Jean Vallet Mobioh and David J. Marlborough

Houston TX - Civil lawyer represented defendant HTS Services contending that the trial court erred in entering a take-nothing judgment on its claim against appellees.




In its petition, HTS Services alleged that on February 27, 2018, US-UK
International signed a promissory note to repay HTS Services $69,581 by May 29,
2018. Mob... More...
   $0 (10-26-2020 - TX)

Bryant Christopher Watts v. The State of Texas

Houston, TX - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant Bryant Christopher Watts charged with Murder.




Appellant and his brother, Arron Jones, worked at Vivid, a strip club, shining
shoes. Mistie Bozant was a dancer at the club. The complainant, Phillip Panzica,
known as “Flip,” was Bozant’s boyfriend.
On the night of Ma... More...
   $0 (10-25-2020 - TX)

Curtis Lee Holliman v. The State of Texas

Houston, TX - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant Curtis Lee Holliman charged with Murder.




Holliman lived in a house owned by Kirby Taylor. Holliman lived with
Taylor’s adult son. In January 2016, after a brief discussion with Taylor and his son,
Holliman threw gasoline on them and lit them on fire. The son suffered f... More...
   $0 (10-24-2020 - TX)

Ex parte Steven Cole

Houston, TX - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant Steven Cole for an interlocutory appeal from the trial court’s denial of his application for a pre-conviction writ of habeas corpuss.



The record reflects that the State indicted applicant for causing serious bodily
injury to the complainant, Myrna Agris, an elderly woman.
1... More...
   $0 (10-23-2020 - TX)

Billy F. Johnson, III v. State of Tennessee

Little Rock, AR - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant Billy F. Johnson, III in appealing the denial of his petition for writ of error coram nobis, alleging that he is entitled to relief based on newly discovered evidence of insanity. .




In July 2000, the Petitioner was convicted of first degree premeditated murder, first
degr... More...
   $0 (10-19-2020 - TN)

State of Tennessee v. Carl Allen

Memphis, Tennessee - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant Carl Allen charged with multiple theft and burglary charges.




At the guilty plea hearing, the prosecutor read aloud each charge, the agreed
sentence for each charge, and whether the sentence was to be served consecutively or
concurrently. Due to Defendant’s parti... More...
   $0 (10-17-2020 - TN)

STATE OF NEW MEXICO v. ISRAEL RAMIREZ

Clovis, NM - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant ISRAEL RAMIREZ to change conditions of probation.




19 {1} The memorandum opinion filed in this case on February 13, 2020, is hereby
20 withdrawn, and this opinion is substituted in its place.
21 {2} Defendant has appealed from the district court’s order denying his second
22 mo... More...
   $0 (10-15-2020 - NM)

STATE OF NEW MEXICO v. GLENN T. GUMBRECHT

Clovis, NM - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant GLENN T. GUMBRECHT charged with criminal sexual penetration (CSP) in the third degree.



On appeal, Defendant challenges the sufficiency of the evidence to support his
5 conviction for CSP. [DS 10; MIO 8-11] Defendant’s arguments challenging the
6 evidence on appeal have consistently reli... More...
   $0 (10-14-2020 - NM)

STATE OF NEW MEXICO v. CHRISTOPHER SAIS

Alamogordo, NM - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant CHRISTOPHER SAIS charged with two counts of criminal sexual penetration in the second degree (CSP II) and one count of contemp.




Defendant appeals the district court’s judgment and sentence, convicting him
21 for two counts of criminal sexual penetration in the second degree (CSP II ... More...
   $0 (10-14-2020 - NM)

RONELL WILLIAMS v. STATE OF KANSAS

Wyandotte, KS - Criminal defense lawyer represented Ronell Williams charged with two counts of premeditated first degree murder .



STANDRIDGE, J.: Ronell Williams committed a very serious, violent crime when
he was 14 years old and, as a result, was convicted of two counts of premeditated firstdegree murder arising from the death of two victims. He... More...
   $0 (10-13-2020 - KS)

Logan Marquies Newsome v. The State of Texas

Bryan, TX - Criminal defense lawyer Lane D. Thibodeaux represented defendant Logan Marquies Newsome charged with arson.



On October 25, 2015, a fire started in the apartment closet of Newsome’s on-again,
off-again girlfriend (“Girlfriend”). The fire did extensive damage an... More...
   $0 (10-13-2020 - TX)

Billy Booker v. The State of Texas

Cleburne, Texas - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant Billy Joe Booker with an appeal “from the judgment of . . . fact findings and conclusions of petitions for judiciary review of document[s] and instruments pursuant to Texas Gov’t Code Section 51.903.”.


On June 1, 2020, appellant, Billy Joe Booker, filed his notice of appeal in this matter,
sta... More...
   $0 (10-12-2020 - TX)

Larry Joe Jones v. The State of Texas

Bryan, TX - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with evading arrest with a vehicle.





Jones’s conviction was final at the latest fifteen days after
the Court of Criminal Appeals rejected his petition for discretionary review on March 8,
2017. See TEX. R. APP. P. 49.
Jones files a “Petition” to be granted leave to ... More...
   $0 (10-11-2020 - TX)

Randal Williams v. The State of Texas

Caldwell, TX- Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with Poss of Marihuana.





In his first issue, Williams contends that his guilty plea was involuntary because
trial counsel provided ineffective assistance of counsel by failing to inform him of the
consequences of his plea—namely, that there were possible Fourth Amendme... More...
   $0 (10-11-2020 - TX)

Ex parte Christopher Roland Fenner

Cleburne, TX - Criminal Defense Attorney, Habeas Corpus

ased on Void Judgments, filed on June 25, 2020,
Christopher Roland Fenner wants to be released from prison. He asserts he is being
detained illegally because his judgments pursuant to trial court number 249-00724 are
void. Essentially, Fenner is requesting post-conviction relief.
As an intermediate appellate court in... More...
   $0 (10-09-2020 - TX)

Travon R. Fincher v. State of Indian

Fort Wayne, IN - Criminal Defense Attorney, murder, attempted murder, adjudication for use-of-firearm


125 years for man who shot 3 people in 2018





[4] In August 2018, Rachel Burtz (Burtz) and Jason Sandy (Sandy) were living
together in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Sandy’s close friend, Rick Pelmear
(Pelmear),... More...
   $0 (10-07-2020 - IN)

Carl McCormack v. State of Indiana

Nashville, Indiana - Nashville, Indiana, receiving stolen auto parts, determined to be an habitual offender

The facts underlying McCormack’s conviction were set forth in our opinion on
McCormack’s direct appeal as follows:
[I]n May 2017, Chad Austin (“Austin”) owned a gold 2005 Ford
F350 pickup truck. Austin wanted to sell the truck, so he parked
it at a location where it... More...
   $0 (10-07-2020 - LA)

Craig Holt v. The State of Texas

Corpus Christi, Texas - Criminal Defense Attorney, Sexual Assault

According to the record, the trial court has certified “the defendant has waived the
right of appeal” in this matter. See TEX. R. APP. P. 25.2(a)(2).
On March 10, 2020, this Court notified appellant’s counsel of the trial court’s
certification and ordered counsel to: (1) review the record; (2) determine whether<... More...
   $0 (10-04-2020 - TX)

Julio Sanchez Nava v. The State of Texas

Edinburg, TX - Criminal Defense Attorney, Aggravated Assault

Nava’s appellate counsel has filed a motion to withdraw and brief in support thereof
in which he states that he has diligently reviewed the entire record and has found no nonfrivolous grounds for appeal. See id.; High v. State, 573 S.W.2d 807, 813 (Tex. Crim. App.
[Panel Op.] 1978). Counsel’s brief meets the requirement... More...
   $0 (10-04-2020 - TX)

Ex parte Trevor Rowe

Lubbock, TX - Criminal Defense Attorney, Habeas Corpus


Rowe’s arguments before us are limited to addressing whether article 17.151
applied to his situation, whether the 90-day period alluded to in it could be extended by
the trial court, and the effect of the emergency orders issued by the Governor and highest
appellate court’s in Texas regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. W... More...
   $0 (10-04-2020 - TX)

Larry Thomas Webb v. The State of Texas

New Boston, TX - Criminal Defense Attorney, post-conviction habeas corpus

On June 23, 2020, Presiding Judge of the Tenth Administrative Judicial Region Alfonso
Charles denied Larry Thomas Webb’s motion to disqualify and/or recuse the trial judge in a
post-conviction habeas corpus proceeding. On August 31, 2020, Webb filed a notice of appeal
attempting to appeal from the admini... More...
   $0 (10-04-2020 - TX)

Ex Parte: Mario Enrique Valadez

Kaufman TX - Criminal Defense Attorney, Habeas Corpus


In 2007, appellant entered a negotiated guilty plea to the offense of possession
of cocaine in an amount less than one gram. The trial court accepted the plea bargain
agreement, placed appellant on deferred adjudication community supervision for
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two years, and assessed a $1,500 fine. Appellant served out the ... More...
   $0 (10-03-2020 - TX)

United States of America v. Jeremy Zullo

8 was simultaneously monumental and incremental. Monumental in that its 9 changes to sentencing calculations, mandatory minimums, good behavior credits 10 and other parts of our criminal laws led to the release of thousands of imprisoned 11 people whom Congress and the Executive believed did not need to be 12 incarcerated. Incremental, in that, rather than mandating more lenient outcomes, 13 it of... More...   $0 (10-02-2020 - VT)

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