Challenging a Parole Board Denial
Challenging a parole board denial is a critical process for inmates seeking early release from prison. If you
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Withdrawing a Plea in Criminal Law
Withdrawing a plea in criminal law refers to the process where a defendant requests to change or retract
What is Considered New Evidence for the Purpose of Habeas Corpus?
In legal terms, new evidence refers to information or facts that were not available at the time of
Is Wiretapping Legal?
Understanding the Law in the United States Wiretapping, the interception of wire, oral, or electronic communications, is a
Protecting Inmate Rights in California: Understanding Violations and Legal Remedies
In California, protecting inmate rights is paramount to upholding the principles of justice and fairness within the criminal
Ensuring Timely Attorney-Client Privileged Visits with Incarcerated Clients in California
In California, ensuring timely access to incarcerated clients for attorney-client privileged visits is essential for effective legal representation.
Understanding the Legality of Releasing Inmate Phone Calls Publicly
When it comes to the legality of releasing inmate phone calls publicly, several factors come into play. Here’s
Can the Racial Justice Act Help Those Convicted of Violent Crimes?
Could California’s Racial Justice Act offer relief for violent offenses? We examine a hypothetical case and the factors weighing against such claims.
The RJA in Very Simple Terms
The California Racial Justice Act is a law that helps make sure people are treated fairly in court,
Navigating the California Racial Justice Act in Court
The California Racial Justice Act, established in 2020, marks a significant stride towards addressing and rectifying racial biases
About The Mines Law Firm
The Mines Law Firm is a leading personal injury law firm dedicated to protecting the people, not the powerful. The Firm takes pride in the fact that it does not represent insurance companies, hospitals, or other large corporations.
