Challenging Your Conviction With Post-Conviction Writs
When an appeal of your criminal conviction has proven futile, an attorney can prepare and argue a state or federal post-conviction writ of habeas corpus. The Texas version is referred to as an 11.07, 11.071, or 11.09 writ, whereas a federal writ is known as a 2255 or 2254 writ.
The lawyer employing this kind of strategy on your behalf should be experienced and skilled in this area. Peyton Z. Peebles of The Peebles Firm in Houston is just such an attorney. He is committed to effective criminal defense and post-conviction work for you.
Mr. Peebles uses the post-conviction writ to attack your conviction on any number of grounds that were not explored in your original appeal. One aspect of your case that may be worth a closer look is the possibility of what's called "ineffective assistance of counsel." If you did not receive competent representation at trial, our court system should know about it.
Attorney Peebles is highly familiar with what it takes to argue post-conviction writs in Texas state and federal courts. You can trust his judgment and keen client focus to protect your interests and right the wrongs committed against you.
Contact Mr. Peebles' Houston law office today to find out more about post-conviction writs and to schedule an initial consultation. Just call (713) 237-9700.
The Peebles Firm: Committed to Effective Post-Conviction Work for You
As a former prosecutor and a criminal defense attorney, Peyton Z. Peebles has nearly a decade of experience handling numerous trials, post-conviction death penalty writs, and more than 250 appeals. These appeals ranged from misdemeanors to murder and capital murder cases.
Contact The Peebles Firm for an Initial Consultation
Find out more about how a post-conviction writ can change the course of your future for the better. Contact The Peebles Firm today for an initial consultation by calling (713) 237-9700.
