The Best Ground for an 11.07 Writ of Habeas Corpus Application
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Discover the most effective legal basis for a Texas 11.07 writ of habeas corpus with expert advice from Jacob Blizzard, a distinguished Texas criminal law and criminal appeals attorney. Inadequate support from your lawyer could provide a strong starting point. Grounds, in legal terminology, are substantial reasons that can justify the relief you seek.
If you're crafting a writ for a loved one, whether with an attorney or independently, this information is indispensable. Send any questions to us: appeals@blizzardlawfirm.com
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About the Attorney
Jacob Blizzard is board certified in both criminal law and criminal appellate law. He regularly practices in the areas of Texas state and federal criminal defense, criminal appeals, post conviction writs of habeas corpus.
In Texas, there are more than 100,000 attorneys licensed to practice, but only 7,450 are board certified. In the entire State of Texas, as of the 2019 certification year, there were only 87 attorneys board certified in both criminal law and criminal appellate law, making Mr. Blizzard one of 0.087% of attorneys in Texas to hold both of those certifications.
When it comes to your legal needs, trust in Jacob Blizzard's expertise and proven track record. With his deep knowledge and specialized skills in criminal law and criminal appeals, he is committed to ensuring the best possible outcome for his clients.
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🙏🙏🙏 Thank God I understand what a Writ of habeas corpus means. A constitution right. Thank God I am doing good
where are you now sir? my son needs a criminal defense attorney badly. Hes been set up and im not going to stop helping him
GOD BLESS
Do you only take cases in Texas? I have to thank you immensely for this video. I have learned more from you in this short time then I did in paralegal school and the stacks of books I have. I’ve worked for lawyers that take these cases and I still learned more from you. I have a wrongful conviction case that I’m playing catch up on 17 years post conviction. A large issue with this case is ineffective assistance as well as police, prosecutorial, and juror misconduct. If you do take cases in Louisiana please let me know.
Yes, we only do writ cases in Texas state court or federal court. Hopefully the videos have helped you with your efforts. These blog posts may also help you out: www.blizzardlawfirm.com/winning-ineffective-assistance-of-counsel-claims and www.blizzardlawfirm.com/the-two-prongs-of-ineffective-assistance-of-counsel
🌎🙏🙏🙏✝️ Thank you.
I don't know if you answer these comments but I hope you do. My stepson is in prison serving back to back life for something he did not and could not have committed. His attorney did not call ANY witnesses, not even us. He did not submit any of the overwhelming, well documented evidence proving his innocence. The alleged victims confessed to lying, stating their mother told them to lie. When the prosecutor learned of their confession she threatened to put them, ( ages 12 & 15 ), in prison for 7 1/2 years. His appeal attorney never mentioned any of that and nor the fact that his attorney only visited him once shortly after being assigned and refused his calls and letters. Nor would he accept our calls. Our entire judicial system here is beyond corrupt. How do you fight against that?
It sounds like you’re describing a Sexual Assault of a Child offense, or one in a similar vein. The events you’re describing sound like grounds for an 11.07 post-conviction writ. In an 11.07, you can challenge the effectiveness of Trial Counsel-provide the evidence through the writ that should have been presented at trial; call witnesses; etc. Your appellate attorney could only argue issues appearing on the record so anything not introduced or in the transcript itself was outside his/her ability to challenge. Sometimes, though, even where a child recants his/her statement, the court will find the recantation incredible and the trial testimony credible. That’s possible. But again, if your loved one’s appeal is final, the writ is all that remains to try to overturn the conviction.
2. As in every profession, there are good ones and bad ones-judges, public defenders, etc. The writ exists as a final test to the system, really. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t.
The mother was taken at birth for an addiction to crack cocaine. She went from foster family to foster family. When ever the foster parent did something she didn't like she would claim he touched her, she hit her. When she saw how it destroyed their lives she got a rush, a feeling of power and control. Eventually they quit believing her. As an adult she learned that she could assault a man and get away with it, but if a man hit her they went to jail. When her daughters got older she used them to destroy a mans life. She was diagnosed with anti social personality disorder by the state paid therapist who said she lives in her own reality and could not be trusted to tell the truth. Our sons attorney refused to bring up any of this well documented evidence nor the witnesses that could back it up. A first year law student on the verge of flunking out could have had this case thrown out in the beginning. An innocent man is in prison in retaliation against us for our public protesting the corruption in our judicial system. We started a group on face book "STOP Greene Co. Corruption". Hundreds of people and families have contacted us with their horror stories. Are there ANY attorneys who are willing to go against a corrupt judges and prosecutors?@@freedomfromtxprison
Speaking on the harm, does the petitioner have to prove that the harm was egregious? I just have to ask that question
Thanks for the question LaShelle, took a while to get a response forumlated. In short, no. Writ grounds, excepting a bare claim of actual innocence, must be established by a preponderance of the evidence. Egregious harm may come up in a writ but only tangentially. For example, if there was a jury charge error that wasn’t challenged on appeal, the writ ground would be: Ineffective Assistance of Appellate Counsel for Failure to Challenge the Improper Jury Charge on appeal. In that argument, depending on whether the jury charge error was preserved at trial, egregious harm could be discussed, but the actual writ ground-ineffective assistance of appellate counsel would still be subject to the preponderance of the evidence burden. We hope this helps you.
Thanks for the reply
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Thank You for your informative Videos. I would like to see VIDEOS THAT ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS. My Attorney seems like a Lazy Negligent Incompetent Attorney; I would like to know what to do to build a Case for Incompetent Counsel now while I am still a Pre-Trial Defendant. I had NO PRIORS, so I had no prior experience with Attorneys. I would like to know what constitutes a Good Private Criminal Defense Attorney. And I would like to know under what circumstances should you Fire your Private Criminal Defense Attorney. What constitutes a Good Public Defender? I have a Private Criminal Defense Attorney who:
1)Is so Disorganized that he cannot find the WRITTEN FACTS OF MY CASE even after dozens of hours of looking for the Document. I remembered the Facts when the Document was written, but now I do not remember many of the facts.
2)One of my Attorneys Took Notes and Wrote my initial Statement Of Facts regarding my Case, but after that Attorney left the Organization, my present Private Attorney Lazily REFUSED TO TAKE ANY NOTES about the remaining FACTS OF MY CASE. saying that he would Remember everything I said, then later he forgot most of what I said. And when at my request my Attorney came to see me to hear me talk about the remaining Facts Of My Case, my Attorney Refused to Take Notes, saying that he would Remember everything I said; then later he forgot most of what I had said. Also regarding the Appointments to hear the remaining Facts Of my Case, my Attorney arrived Late, took a Long Lunch, and Left Early to go play basketball; he was Extremely Well-Paid for all of that.
3)I had a WILLING CRUCIAL WITNESS whom MY ATTORNEY REFUSED TO BOTHER TO INTERVIEW, and he even Refused to take her Contact Information.
4)Without my permission or knowledge MY ATTORNEY PUT MY DIARIES ON THE PUBLIC RECORD,. Right after my Attorney put my Diaries on the Public Record I told him to immediately Remove them, but he Refused. Now myriad People Hate Me because of things in the Diaries. My Attorney says he can't Remove My Diaries from the Public Record without permission from the Prosecutor, and my Attorney says we have to give the Prosecutor extraordinarily good reasons to Remove the Diaries.
5)It seems that my Attorney engaged in IMPROPER BILLING. My Attorney charged my Parents exorbitant amounts of Money to Represent me, and my Attorney told my Parents he needed Money to do things on my Case at the same time my Attorney was telling me that he was NOT doing anything on my Case.
6)My Attorney told me he could get me a Plea Bargain which seemed like a really good Plea Bargain to me, but he tried to Dissuade me from taking a PLEA BARGAIN. Then later he said he would NOT be able to get a Plea Bargain; he seems to want to go to Trial, and I think it is just that he gets more money from a Trial. Do Attorneys typically get more Money from a Trial as opposed to a Plea Bargain?
Not with a error its so brady
i want to know how to do a writ ground for my son
Hi my brother is in Nebraska jail trying to help him out ... he’s being falsely accused by my sister
Sorry but we only do Texas writs or Federal writs.
I found forged documents charged dates resulting in bail jumping charges The defense attorneys did no investigation and was not prepared for trial three times they filed over 41 continuances two more than the prosecutors. I filed a writ of habeus two days before jury selection was to begin his attorney scared my brother so much he took a guilty plea for a crime that never even happened. Almost five years fighting I recorded the sentencing hearing where the judge took every opportunity to interrupt and threatened throwing me out several times There was no probable cause it was a conspiracy to deprive rights and the main complaint was made by a career criminal who has over 80 arrests in Washington alone! I researched this case and the criminal has connections to the prosecutors office and the public defenders office. It’s a hotbed of corruption and I have documents that prove my statement If you can help please let me know
You can contact my office at 325-676-1000 to see if we can help you.
Can habias corpus be used more than once on the same case
Yes. Once an 11.07 writ of habeas corpus is filed, a second, third, fourth, etc. writ can be filed if it’s based on new evidence or new constitutional law.
@@freedomfromtxprison is that go for all of the states in the US or just the one your in because I'm not in the same state
@@pinkconfidantp2me912 This info is specific to Texas post-conviction law. Each state has it's own process so you would have to do research on your state as they will have a post-conviction appeal process in place.