Motion to Vacate a Conviction
If you believe you were wrongly or unjustly convicted in a criminal trial in Massachusetts, contact an experienced and dedicated criminal defense attorney. It is not necessarily "too late" just because your case did not go as you hoped and expected it would. Attorney Lawrence P. Novak is experienced and accomplished in the filing of motions to vacate. Clients of the Law Office of Lawrence P. Novak often have a new chance at justice as a result of Mr. Novak's adept handling of motions to vacate.
A motion to vacate a conviction may set a lengthy process in motion. Experienced criminal defense lawyer Lawrence Novak is a logical choice to handle the complexities of a bid for a new trial.
A motion to vacate a conviction essentially reopens a case and brings it back to trial. A new trial requires reassembly of witnesses and fresh re-evaluation of all available evidence. The courts will decide whether to grant a motion to vacate on the basis of many factors, including relevance of changes in the law over time that may affect the expected outcome of a new trial.
A conviction based on outdated laws or insufficient evidence is not necessarily the end of the story. Criminal defense lawyer Lawrence P. Novak of Brockton, Massachusetts, works hard to make available the legal options that a motion to vacate a conviction can offer.
As a dedicated criminal defense attorney, Mr. Novak aims to protect the legal rights of clients who have been perhaps wrongly convicted of criminal offenses including money laundering, drug crimes, domestic violence or DUI/DWI. Contact Attorney Novak to schedule a consultation about a prior conviction which may warrant a new trial.
