Read Nate Nieman’s new post on the Appellate Lawyer Association’s blog, The Brief.
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Supreme Court Holds that Counsel’s Failure to Appeal at Client’s Request Prejudices Client, Even with Plea Waiver
Visit ALA’s “The Brief” blog to read Nate Nieman’s latest analysis of the Supreme Court’s recent decision in Garva v. Idaho concerning the effect of appeal waivers on counsel’s duty to file a notice of appeal.
“Appellate Court Declines to Extend Admonition Exception For Untimely Filed Notice of Appeal in Criminal Case”
Read Mr. Nieman’s new article examining the “admonition exception” in the context of stipulated bench trials in The Brief, a blog published by the Illinois Appellate Lawyer’s Association.
“Illinois Appellate Court Holds That Order of Supervision Following Trial in Juvenile Proceeding is Interlocutory and Not Appealable”
Read Mr. Nieman’s new article examining appellate jurisdiction over appeals from juvenile supervision orders in The Brief, a blog published by the Illinois Appellate Lawyer’s Association.
“In Criminal Case, Incorrect Advice From Trial Court Did Not Save Untimely Notice of Appeal”
Read Mr. Nieman’s new article in The Brief, a blog published by the Illinois Appellate Lawyer’s Association.
“Seventh Circuit: In Criminal Case, No Appellate Jurisdiction Over Indictment Dismissed Without Prejudice”
Read Mr. Nieman’s new article examining appellate jurisdiction over criminal indictments dismissed without prejudice in The Brief, a blog published by the Illinois Appellate Lawyer’s Association.
“You’ve Got Mail: First District Discusses the Requirements of Rules 373 and 12(b)(3) to Non-Attorneys”
Read Mr. Nieman’s new article examining the technical requirements for filing a notice of appeal by mail in The Brief, a blog published by the Illinois Appellate Lawyer’s Association.
