Appeals
In our American system of criminal justice, you are presumed innocent of all crimes until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt by a prosecuting official. If you or your loved one is accused or charged with a criminal offense, do NOT, under any circumstances, talk to the police. Reveal only your name, date of birth, address, and telephone number to the police, and do NOT consent to a police search or government official search of your body, home, telephone, computer, or vehicle without a search warrant. If you are facing questioning from a police officer or prosecuting official, contact Lansing criminal defense attorney Eric J. Sheppard immediately at 517-618-1580, and let Eric J. Sheppard fight for your rights.
If you are unsatisfied with a court decision from the District Court, then you may exercise your appellate rights to the Circuit Court. You may have an appeal of right or you may have to file an application for leave to appeal. In either case, you may exercise your appeal rights and have a higher court weigh in on your court case and court decision.
If you are unsatisfied with a court decision from the Circuit Court, then you may exercise your appellate rights to the Court of Appeals. You may have an appeal of right or you may have to file an application for leave to appeal. In either case, you may exercise your appeal rights and have a higher court weigh in on your court case and court decision.
If you are unsatisfied with a court decision from the Court of Appeals, then you may exercise your appellate rights to the Michigan Supreme Court. All appeals to the Michigan Supreme Court are by application for leave to appeal. The Michigan Supreme Court will decide whether to take your case.
The Law Office of Eric J. Sheppard
2109 Hamilton Road, Suite 206
Okemos MI 48864
ericsheppard16@gmail.com
PH: 517-618-1580 (office)
PH: 216-973-9996 (cell)
Fax: 517-913-6321
If you are unsatisfied with a court decision from the District Court, then you may exercise your appellate rights to the Circuit Court. You may have an appeal of right or you may have to file an application for leave to appeal. In either case, you may exercise your appeal rights and have a higher court weigh in on your court case and court decision.
If you are unsatisfied with a court decision from the Circuit Court, then you may exercise your appellate rights to the Court of Appeals. You may have an appeal of right or you may have to file an application for leave to appeal. In either case, you may exercise your appeal rights and have a higher court weigh in on your court case and court decision.
If you are unsatisfied with a court decision from the Court of Appeals, then you may exercise your appellate rights to the Michigan Supreme Court. All appeals to the Michigan Supreme Court are by application for leave to appeal. The Michigan Supreme Court will decide whether to take your case.
The Law Office of Eric J. Sheppard
2109 Hamilton Road, Suite 206
Okemos MI 48864
ericsheppard16@gmail.com
PH: 517-618-1580 (office)
PH: 216-973-9996 (cell)
Fax: 517-913-6321