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When someone you love is incarcerated – or you’re seeking justice after a conviction – having clear, trustworthy information matters. Here our Post-Conviction Relief insights page is designed to be the most accessible, practical resource for individuals and families navigating the complex world of post conviction law in Texas.
This page serves as the central hub for all of our educational articles, updates, guides, and case-specific insights written by our post-conviction legal team. Whether you’re new to the process or already pursuing relief, you will find information here that can help you understand your options and make more informed decisions. This blog is written for: People considering whether to hire a post conviction attorney, Incarcerated individuals seeking guidance, Family members searching for answers, Friends trying to help a loved one, Anyone who wants to understand post conviction law.
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Habeas Claims: Good vs Bad
Read More: Habeas Claims: Good vs BadThe grounds you assert on your 11.07 Writ of Habeas Corpus can make or break your case. It is very important that you and your loved ones know the ground…
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Attorney Conflict of Interest as a Writ Ground
Read More: Attorney Conflict of Interest as a Writ GroundAttorney conflicts of interest is a smaller known claim that relates to ineffective assistance of counsel, attorney conflict of interest, on an 11.07 Writ of Habeas Corpus. In terms of…
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Habeas Corpus Process: What Is It?
Read More: Habeas Corpus Process: What Is It?A Texas 11.07 writ of habeas corpus is a legal procedure used to seek relief for individuals who are incarcerated in Texas state prisons. This writ is a post-conviction remedy…
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Brady Violation Examples: What You Need to Know
Read More: Brady Violation Examples: What You Need to KnowUnderstanding Brady Violations in Texas: What You Need to Know In the criminal justice system here in Texas or in ANY state in the United States, prosecutors (the district attorney,…
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Clinton Young Files Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit
Read More: Clinton Young Files Federal Civil Rights LawsuitOn September 18, 2023, Clinton Young, a former Texas death-sentenced prisoner, filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in the Western District of Texas. His lawsuit accuses two Midland County district…
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Challenging Deadly Weapon Findings After Conviction
Read More: Challenging Deadly Weapon Findings After ConvictionDid you know that deadly weapon finding can be a misused tool used to increase the mandatory time you must serve in prison before you’re eligible for release on parole?…
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Appeal vs. Writ of Habeas Corpus – Differences Explained
Read More: Appeal vs. Writ of Habeas Corpus – Differences ExplainedWhat is the difference between an appeal vs. a writ of habeas corpus? In the state of Texas, when you stand on trial for a criminal offense, and you’ve been…
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The Timeline to Freedom by Writ
Read More: The Timeline to Freedom by WritTimelines are an important part of the 11.07 writ of habeas corpus process. Before we discuss the timelines, if you’ve not given the 11.07 writ of habeas corpus a try…
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Clearing Your Name After Release From Prison
Read More: Clearing Your Name After Release From PrisonCan you still clear your name after being released from prison? Yes, you can do this by pursuing the 11.07 writ process. You can get your conviction overturned or your…
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Why is the Legal Process of Appeals Expensive?
Read More: Why is the Legal Process of Appeals Expensive?The criminal appeals process in Texas represents a crucial opportunity for those convicted of a crime to seek justice and freedom. Our team is committed to being transparent with all…
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