PAROLE & PROBATION DEFENSE ATTORNEY

NASHVILLE ATTORNEY FOR POST-CONVICTION PAROLE & PROBATION MATTERS

STATE AND FEDERAL POST-CONVICTION APPEALS

After a conviction, you have the right to file an appeal, but there are strict time limits for doing so. It’s crucial to seek representation from William J. Conway as soon as possible.

Errors made during your trial may provide grounds for an appeal. A successful appeal can overturn your conviction, potentially leading to a new trial or release. With extensive experience in post-conviction criminal appeals, I meticulously review court records to identify mistakes that could support a successful appeal.

CRIMINAL PROBATION

Criminal probation, an alternative to jail or prison time, can be either deferred-adjudication probation or straight probation (also known as community supervision). Deferred-adjudication probation results in dismissal of charges upon successful completion, while straight probation indicates a guilty verdict. Violating the terms of either type of probation can lead to imprisonment.

Probation often includes multiple court-ordered conditions, and failure to comply can result in jail time. If you’ve violated your probation terms, it’s essential to consult an experienced lawyer before admitting to any violations. You may have defenses and grounds to fight a probation revocation. Contact me today to discuss your probation issues.

PAROLE

Parole allows prisoners to earn time off for good behavior and signs of rehabilitation. However, criminal or other misconduct can result in loss of good behavior credits. I assist clients with parole matters, including preparation for parole hearings and representation for parole violations. If you’ve violated your parole, hiring an attorney to advocate for your freedom is imperative.