Avoiding Criminal Conviction Strategies

If you've already been convicted, you might consider the following options:
- File an appeal to challenge the conviction.
- Seek post-conviction relief based on new evidence or legal errors.
- Request a pardon or commutation of the sentence.
Would you like more detailed information on any of these options?

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Here’s a brief overview of each option:
- Filing an Appeal: You can challenge the trial court's decision in a higher court. The appeal must generally be filed within a specific timeframe.
- Post-Conviction Relief: This includes options such as a motion for a new trial based on new evidence, or claims of ineffective assistance of counsel.
- Pardon/Commutation: You can request clemency from the government to reduce your sentence or overturn your conviction.
Would you like more detailed information on how to proceed with any of these options in New Brunswick?

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To seek a pardon or commutation in New Brunswick, you can follow these steps:
- Apply for a Pardon: You can request clemency from the Lieutenant Governor in Council. This involves submitting an application detailing your case and reasons for seeking a pardon.
- Apply for Commutation: Similar to a pardon, a commutation reduces the severity of your sentence. You need to submit a detailed application to the Lieutenant Governor in Council.
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