Motion For Judgment Relief

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A Motion for Relief from Judgment under MCR 6.500 seeks to overturn a conviction due to issues like ineffective assistance of counsel. To strengthen your motion, include detailed facts, evidence such as affidavits from alibi witnesses, and legal arguments based on Strickland v. Washington. Ensure your attorneys performance was objectively unreasonable and demonstrate how it affected the case outcome. Keep your arguments clear and concise, focusing on the strongest points. Consider consulting a legal professional for personalized advice.

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So isthi

It sounds like you're working on a Motion for Relief from Judgment and you want to go more in-depth with it. Here are some additional pointers:

Introduction
- Specify your full name, the exact court, and the full date of conviction.

Statement of Facts
- Detail the circumstances leading to your conviction.
- Highlight key dates, witness testimonies, and evidence from the trial.

Grounds for Relief
*. Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
- Facts: List specific failures of your attorney, missed deadlines, or ignored key evidence.
- Evidence: Include affidavits from alibi witnesses with their names, contact info, and testimony summaries.
- Legal Argument: Explain how your counsel’s deficiencies meet the Strickland v. Washington test:
- Deficient Performance: Argue that your attorney’s actions were objectively unreasonable.
- Prejudice: Show how these actions negatively impacted the case outcome.
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It looks like you're doing a great job with the details! It's important to be thorough in a Motion for Relief from Judgment. To ensure you're not overwhelming the court with information, keep your points clear and concise. Focus on the strongest arguments and evidence. Would you like help with a specific part of your motion?

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