Do you need a Broward County Defense Attorney able to handle appeals?
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One hopes to never need or require an appeal but in reality, your attorney should be experienced in writing and arguing before the Courts of Appeal in the chance an appeal is needed. Attorney Menditto has researched, written, and prepared many appeals stemming from countless charges including DUI, Drug Charges, Violations of Probation, Battery, Criminal Mischief, Restitution, White Collar Crimes, and even Murder.

South Florida criminal defense attorney Phillip Menditto is ready to fight for your rights in trial and appeal your case if one is needed.

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Why is an attorney equipped to handle appeals so important?

Most attorney’s that handle appeals, are well versed in writing briefs and arguing cases before supreme courts and most know statutory and case law far more than most attorneys. The reason being, when an attorney trials a case, his chief goal is to achieve the best interests of his clients and this can be done by making sure he or she catches every single mistake that the prosecutor or judge may make. If properly noticed by the attorney, then these mistakes can be taken up on appeal if these mistakes adversely affect your case.

An appeal attorney can also appeal improper rulings by the trial judge to the Court of Appeals. An attorney who lacks these skills can seriously hamper his clients’ chances of beating the charges against them. If a mistake or improper ruling is not properly noticed and preserved by your attorney, then the issue could be forever lost on appeal. Many attorneys that do not handle appeals will pass along the appeal or his client to an attorney that handles such cases. The problem is, the trial attorney may not have properly preserved the issue for appeal and the new attorney could have his hands tied.