Summary
If a prosecutor in your case was reprimanded and fined, it could be grounds for them to recuse themselves from the case. Discuss this with your attorney, who can file a motion for recusal based on the conflict of interest or prior misconduct. Additionally, if the prosecutor committed errors in your trial, it may affect the outcome. Document any misconduct and consult with your attorney to address these issues. There is no specific limit to mistrials in Tennessee, and the decision is at the judges discretion. If misconduct reversed your first trial, consider filing a complaint with the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility.Full Conversation
Can you find my Tennessee case
Hi ****, I'm not able to look up specific cases directly. However, you can search for your case on the Tennessee court system's online portal. You may need case details like the case number or the names of the parties involved. Is there anything else you need help with regarding your case?
If i win my direct appeal will my bond be reinstated.
If you win your direct appeal, it's possible that your bond could be reinstated. However, this depends on the specifics of your case and the judge's decision. It would be best to consult with your attorney or the court for precise information.
Is there anything else you need help with?
How many times can they have a mistrial in Tennessee
There is no specific limit to the number of mistrials that can occur in Tennessee. The decision to declare a mistrial is at the discretion of the judge, usually based on certain legal grounds like a hung jury or procedural errors.
Do you need guidance on what to do if a mistrial is declared in your case?
Yes
If a mistrial is declared in your case:
- The prosecution may decide to retry the case.
- You might be released on bail again.
- The judge will set a new trial date.
- Your attorney can file motions to dismiss or negotiate a plea deal.
Do you have any specific concerns about your case following a mistrial?
My prosecutor committed the same error in the new trial.
If the prosecutor committed the same error in your new trial, it could potentially affect the outcome of your case. Document the specific error and discuss it with your attorney. They can file a motion to address this issue.
What was the specific error committed by the prosecutor?
They referenced the first trial.
Referencing a prior trial can indeed be prejudicial and may be grounds for another mistrial or an appeal.
- In Tennessee, such references can be considered as prejudicial error.
- Your attorney should file a motion to address this issue.
- The judge may rule in your favor, potentially dismissing the case or ordering another trial.
Is there anything else specific you need help with regarding this error?
My first attorney hid evidence, and now they accused my new attorney of hiding evidence.
****, this sounds like a complex situation. Here are some steps you might consider:
- File a complaint against your first attorney with the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility.
- Ensure your current attorney addresses any accusations and clarifies the situation with the court.
- Document all instances of alleged hidden evidence.
Do you have specific details about the hidden evidence?
The misconduct reversed the first trial
It sounds like you have a significant legal issue due to misconduct by both your former and current attorneys. Here are some steps you can take:
- Document all instances of misconduct.
- File a complaint with the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility.
- Discuss with your current attorney the potential for filing a motion to address the accusations and any impact on your case.
Is there a specific aspect of the misconduct you need more information on?
Do you know Takisha Fitzgerald
Hi ****! I'm not personally familiar with Takisha Fitzgerald, but I can help provide some general information or guidance. Could you please specify how Takisha Fitzgerald is related to your legal issue? For example, is she a lawyer, prosecutor, or another party involved in your case?
Prosecutor
If Takisha Fitzgerald is the prosecutor in your case and you believe she has committed an error or misconduct, here are steps you can take:
- Document any specific actions or statements by the prosecutor that you believe constitute misconduct.
- Discuss these concerns with your attorney to determine the best course of action.
- Your attorney can file a motion to address prosecutorial misconduct, which may impact the outcome of your trial.
Is there any specific evidence or incident involving the prosecutor that you need more information on?
If she was reprimanded and paid a * dollar fine in my case, should she screen herself from my case.
If the prosecutor, Takisha Fitzgerald, was reprimanded and fined $* in your case, it may be grounds for her to screen herself from further involvement. Discuss this with your attorney, who can file a motion requesting her recusal based on the conflict of interest or prior misconduct.
Is there anything else you need help with regarding this issue?
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