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How likely is it that a court appeal would be successful?

Asked by SergeantQueen (13130points) September 22nd, 2021

Case against my ex he is appealing. I am not finding how likely it is to be successful or what would happen on google? the charge is trafficking of a child but the other 5 were dismissed and read in.

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cheebdragon's avatar

Does he have any prior convictions?

JLoon's avatar

Hard to tell.

Would need to know details of the conviction, and read the motion for appeal.

jca2's avatar

The DIstrict Attorney could offer an expert opinion to you, if you ask.

SnipSnip's avatar

We don’t know the case and there is no way to have an opinion about it. There could be a technical reason the others were dismissed that doesn’t apply to the one he is convicted of.

cheebdragon's avatar

Only about 20 percent of criminal appeals are successful. But the odds of success are much greater if there were errors of law and procedure at trial significant enough to have affected the outcome of the case.

seawulf575's avatar

Your best course is to talk with the DA. They are more than willing to discuss the case with those impacted. Even if you aren’t a direct victim or something like that, they would likely discuss the general topics such as how strong the appeal is, etc.

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