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What Happens If You Lose an Appeal?

In both civil and criminal cases, losing parties usually have the right to appeal if they are unhappy with the court’s decision at trial. There must also be a legal basis for alleging a mistake at tr...
by Megan Thompson Legal Writer
  • 14 Jan
  • 10 min

Extortion vs. Coercion: What’s the Difference?
by Mariia Synytska
  • 05 Jan
  • 15 min

What is Deferred Adjudication?
by Megan Thompson
  • 15 Dec
  • 15 min

Accessory to Murder: What Does it Mean
by Megan Thompson
  • 30 Nov
  • 10 min

What’s the Difference Between Guilty and No Contest?
by Megan Thompson
  • 30 Nov
  • 10 min

How Do Bail Bonds Work?
by Mariia Synytska
  • 30 Nov
  • 15 min

The Difference Between First, Second, and Third Degree Murders
by Megan Thompson
  • 24 Nov
  • 15 min

Detained vs. Arrested: What’s the Difference?
by Megan Thompson
  • 29 Oct
  • 15 min

What Happens at an Arraignment?
by Megan Thompson
  • 22 Oct
  • 10 min

Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor
by Megan Thompson
  • 08 Oct
  • 10 min

What is House Arrest & How Does it Work?
by Mariia Synytska
  • 20 Sep
  • 15 min
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