Daytona Beach Appeal Lawyer

Are You Seeking to Appeal a Criminal Conviction in FL?

If you have been unfairly convicted of a crime, you have the right to appeal your guilty verdict. This includes appeals regarding jail terms as well as court-ordered restitution. Appeals are typically made when there have been court errors in a case, or the law wasn't followed. In these situations, a higher court will agree to review the decision of the lower court where the conviction occurred.

There is no new evidence introduced during an appeal. The purpose of an appeal is to evaluate whether or not any errors were made during the earlier trial that resulted in the guilty verdict. If, after careful examination, the appellate court agrees that mistakes were made, the court can reverse, overturn, modify or send the case back to the trial court for further action.

An appeals case requires a highly competent attorney that has both knowledge and experience in the appeals process. If you are seeking an appeal, contact a Daytona Beach criminal defense lawyer to have your case reviewed. The capable attorneys at Buckmaster & Ellzey can discuss the merits of your appeal and explain the appeal process.

Contact our firm today  or give us a call to gets started on your consultation.

Appeal Attorney in Daytona Beach

Buckmaster & Ellzey is qualified criminal defense firm that has considerable experience in appeal cases at both the state and federal level. We are knowledgeable in the statutes pertaining to appeals, and will aggressively challenge any unlawful or unconstitutional convictions.

A guilty verdict in a criminal case can be appealed due to:

• Prosecution mistakes and errors
• Defense mistakes and errors
• Evidence was incorrectly admitted
• Evidence was incorrectly excluded

If you conviction warrants an appeal, our firm can be counted on to defend your rights and work diligently to overturn your conviction.

Contact a Daytona Beach appeal lawyer or give us a call at our firm to have your conviction reviewed and to discuss the possibility of an appeal.