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Motions under New York law to claim ineffective assistance of trial counsel, newly discovered evidence, or other defects in the judgment.
The unsealed grand jury materials corroborate that prosecutors and witnesses described — including repeated references to girls “as young as 14” in the proceedings — but they stop short of producing a...
by docketing or transcripting that judgment with the county clerk where the debtor’s real property is located; once docketed the creditor can pursue execution remedies and, if necessary, a foreclosure...
New York law provides several formal pathways to challenge and potentially overturn a state felony conviction: a direct appeal to an intermediate appellate court, post‑conviction motions (most commonl...