Pardon And Clemency Law Firm

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How We Help With Pardons and Clemency?

Our pardon law firm takes pride in filing applications for pardon and clemency for our clients. The pardon process takes a long time and clemency applications are very difficult to complete. We work to restore your rights, remove a conviction, obtain a pardon or clemency, restore civil rights, obtain voting rights, and expunge records.

Pardon Applications & Record Review

Clemency lawyers at our Pardon Appeals Law Firm are well-versed in clemency work. We also handle federal clemency and pardon applications, often representing individuals at hearings to remove the stigma of a criminal conviction. A clemency or pardon does not automatically remove a criminal conviction from a record. It is important to consult with a pardon lawyer about sealing and expunging a record. Connect with our criminal lawyers to review your record.

Supreme Court Petitions & Deadlines

The United States statutes stipulate that defendants have ten days to file for a Notice of Appeal at federal courts. A petition at the Supreme Court, on the other hand, has to be filed within ninety days of the final ruling. Defendants must therefore search for a pardon attorney near them or else risk losing their pardon cases. At Brownstone, we have been in this field for several years and we are therefore acquainted with the federal and state rules of civil or criminal procedure.

Years of experience, hard work and dedication have made our clemency lawyers endowed in the rules and procedure of filing petitions and motions at the Supreme Court. Petitions and motions that we handle besides clemency and pardons proceedings include motions to vacate conviction, motions to withdraw plea, motion of habeas corpus, motion for post-conviction relief and petition for writ of certiorari.

Pardon Appeals: Strategy & Representation

Our appellate law firm knows that the appeals process is quite challenging and complex when compared to the trial court proceedings. This is why we dedicate all of our time, energy and resources in research so as to come up with new ideas and a fresh perspective to our clients’ appeal cases. The best thing about our appeals law firm is that we do not discriminate against anybody based on their wealth, race, profession or gender.

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Our experienced attorneys will review your case and provide feedback on your appeal options at no cost.

All consultations are protected by attorney-client privilege. We respect your privacy and will not share your information.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1.What is the difference between a pardon and clemency?

A pardon is a type of clemency that forgives a crime and provides relief from specific legal penalties. However, a pardon does not automatically erase a conviction. Clemency is a broader term that includes pardons, commutations, reprieves, and remission of fines.

What are the two types of pardons?

A full pardon completely forgives the offense and can restore your civil rights. On the other hand, a conditional or partial pardon reduces penalties with some limitations or conditions.

Can you refuse clemency?

Yes, you can refuse to accept clemency.

What does it mean to plead for clemency?

It means you are requesting mercy from an authority, such as a governor or the president, with the help of a presidential pardon attorney. The petition for clemency requires a demonstration of rehabilitation, remorse, and justification for granting clemency.

What cannot be pardoned?

You cannot be pardoned if:

  • Persecution is ongoing, or charges are pending
  • Civil penalties or fines are not linked to a criminal conviction
  • The crime in your jurisdiction is statutorily excluded from clemency consideration

Are you still a felon if you get pardoned?

Yes, a pardon does not always remove the record of the offense.

Can you own a gun if you are pardoned?

Some pardons restore your firearm rights while others may not.

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