It means that, on appeal, the original verdict was declared null and void. The case is then sent back to the lower court to be re-tried, or the charges can be dropped.
It means the lawyer will try and have the decision reviewed and overturned.
Sure if you win on appeal.
Yes, it was overturned. Koons won on appeal.
Overturned by the judge (e.g.: a "runaway" jury) or, reversed on appeal to a higher court.
Your friend should consult with the attorney who represented him/her in the divorce. Based on your scant facts it it unlikely the divorce would be "overturned". It would also seem that your friend participated in claiming the parties had been separated when they had not. Your friend couldn't use that now to invalidate a divorce.Consider the following:In some countries a divorce may be "overturned" on an appeal but not in most Western countries and the appeal must be filed during a specific statutory period following the decree.Your friend should consult with the attorney who represented him/her in the divorce. Based on your scant facts it it unlikely the divorce would be "overturned". It would also seem that your friend participated in claiming the parties had been separated when they had not. Your friend couldn't use that now to invalidate a divorce.Consider the following:In some countries a divorce may be "overturned" on an appeal but not in most Western countries and the appeal must be filed during a specific statutory period following the decree.Your friend should consult with the attorney who represented him/her in the divorce. Based on your scant facts it it unlikely the divorce would be "overturned". It would also seem that your friend participated in claiming the parties had been separated when they had not. Your friend couldn't use that now to invalidate a divorce.Consider the following:In some countries a divorce may be "overturned" on an appeal but not in most Western countries and the appeal must be filed during a specific statutory period following the decree.Your friend should consult with the attorney who represented him/her in the divorce. Based on your scant facts it it unlikely the divorce would be "overturned". It would also seem that your friend participated in claiming the parties had been separated when they had not. Your friend couldn't use that now to invalidate a divorce.Consider the following:In some countries a divorce may be "overturned" on an appeal but not in most Western countries and the appeal must be filed during a specific statutory period following the decree.
Turned upside down.
In the US, a death penalty is ALWAYS appealed. They are sometimes overturned on appeal. The average delay due to appeals is about 9 years.
If you have reason to believe that a statute has been amended and as a result you COULD have your conviction overturned, see an attorney. If you want to see if you can get your conviction expunged, call the clerk of the court where you were convicted and ask for an application for expungement. An assistant clerk might help you understand whether you are ABLE to apply for expungement.
Try appealing, Nunc Pro Tunc. That means, "I should have filed within this time, I did not and here is the reason why". Basically, if you file an appeal with 30 days, Nunc Pro Tunc, with a good reason WHY you were late, they will allow this appeal. So, if you are within this time period, try appealing through this method.
If your appeal had been upheld, it would mean that you had won. Therefore, in all likliehood, its dismissal means that your appeal was denied.
Yes...provided the Judge at the trial or hearing has NOT refused to allow an appeal. However..depending on the level of the Court..i.e..lower court and the rank of the Judge..you may well be able to have that ruling overturned by a superior or High Court.
Whether or not a prisoner in custody can be let out on an appeal bond depends on the appeal court. In this state, it is quite rare but it has happened. It probably happens when one judge looks through the appeal brief and decides that the case will be overturned on appeal. That has happened in every instance so far. An exception might occur. Since many appeals simply claim that the evidence did not support some of the charges, the verdict stands. The sentence will be corrected. No appeal bond would be issued.