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As an Atlanta law firm practicing exclusively in the field of postconviction representation, McIntyre & Associates understands the unique difficulties and challenges faced by incarcerated clients and their families in Georgia.
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Since 1985, Mr. McIntyre has been in private practice and has been practicing postconviction criminal defense in Atlanta and the state of Georgia for over thirty years. Mr. McIntyre is a member of the State Bar of Georgia. He practices exclusively in the field of postconviction representation.
- 965 Virginia Avenue Northeast Atlanta, GA, 30306 United States
- els@georgiapostconviction.com
- (404) 879-1515
Since 1985, Michael McIntyre has been assisting clients through his private Atlanta practice, Michael Kennedy McIntyre & Associates. The firm is one of the only law firms in the area that...
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- Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Post-Conviction Attorney in Atlanta, Georgia. With more than thirty years of experience, Michael McIntyre is one of the foremost experts in post-conviction legal work in Atlanta, Georgia.
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- Motion For New Trial
- Motion to Modify Sentence
- Motion to Correct Void Sentence
- Extraordinary Motion For New Trial
Direct Appeals in Georgia are controlled by Official Code of Georgia Annotated Title 5, Chapter 6. (Generally, OCGA §5-6-30 through §5-6-51). Direct Appeals must be filed within 30 days after entry of judgment in a case or 30 days after the denial of a motion for new trial.
In Georgia, motions for new trial are governed by the Official Code of Georgia Annotated Title 5, Chapter 5. (Generally, OCGA §5-5-20 through §5-5-51.) A motion for new trial must be filed within 30 days of the entry of the judgment on the verdict or entry of the judgment if the case was tried without a jury, except in extraordinary cases (See Sect...
In Georgia, motions to modify sentences are governed by the Official Code of Georgia Annotated Section 17-10-1(f). Essentially, within either 120 days after receipt by the sentencing court of the remittitur upon affirmance of the judgment after direct appeal or within one year of the date upon which the sentence is imposed, whichever is later, the ...
In general, in the state of Georgia, a sentence is void if the court imposes punishment that the law does not allow. A void sentence may be corrected at any time. Even if the time for modifying a sentence under OCGA 17-10-1(f) has passed, the court that imposed the void sentence retains the authority to correct it.
Extraordinary motions for new trial are governed by the Official Code of Georgia Annotated Section 5-5-41. An extraordinary motion for new trial allows the defendant to challenge a conviction based upon newly discovered evidence. It can be filed at any time after conviction. However, it is not easy to prevail on such a motion because the newly disc...
- 965 Virginia Avenue Northeast Atlanta, GA, 30306 United States
- els@georgiapostconviction.com
- (404) 879-1515
Jan 16, 2021 · Michael Kennedy McIntyre has built a career as a successful post-conviction attorney through his work with Michael Kennedy McIntyre & Associates, an Atlanta law firm he founded in 1985.
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