Post-conviction
Thank you for reaching out to Mines Law Firm about post-conviction work. Please read this whole page before your next step.
Attorney Jasmine does not represent you until a retainer agreement is signed and full payment is received. Anything before that is general information only and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
To move forward, a $300 one-on-one consultation with Attorney Jasmine is required. It is the only way to speak with her directly.
Post-conviction cases are flat fee, starting at $20,000. No hourly billing. Rates are firm.
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Common questions
No. Rates are firm and will not be lowered.
See the payment options page.
You pay one set amount up front for specific legal work, no matter how long it takes to finish. That is what Attorney Jasmine offers. She does not bill by the hour, and post-conviction cases start at $20,000.
Attorney Jasmine Mines has been licensed in California since May 29, 2020.
Attorney Jasmine has obtained relief for clients, including the removal of a life sentence. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Yes. She has had sentencing enhancements reduced or removed for clients. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
She does not track or publish success rates.
A written contract between the attorney and the client that sets out the terms of the work. Representation begins only after it is signed and full payment is received.
Attorney Jasmine typically takes cases at the sixth stage shown above: state habeas corpus.
Once all requirements are met and she has received the case files you want her to review, she typically files within one month or less. She has never asked a court for an extension to file in a post-conviction matter.
No one can predict that. It depends on the court’s calendar, the judge, and the prosecutor. She will always work to keep things moving.
Superior Court is the trial court where cases begin. The California Court of Appeal reviews Superior Court decisions for legal errors. The California Supreme Court is the highest court in California. The U.S. Supreme Court is the highest court in the United States.
No. She is not accepting civil cases related to incarceration, confinement, or arrest, and does not have a referral at this time.
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Beverly Hills, California 90210
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Attorney advertising. The information on this website is general information, not legal advice for any individual case. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.