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Defendant in Credit Card Forgery Case Appeals Lower Court’s Decision
Law Office of James Novak

In a recent case before a court of appeals in Arizona, the defendant asked for a reversal of his guilty verdict based on unfair conduct from the prosecutor at trial. Originally, the defendant was found guilty of several crimes, including identity theft, forgery, and criminal possession of a forgery device. On appeal, the defendant took…

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Court Denies Defendant’s Appeal Based on Court’s Error in Recent Arizona Fraud Case
Law Office of James Novak

In a recent case involving fraudulent activity and identity theft, an Arizona court denied a defendant’s appeal filed based on an error committed by the trial court. In the appeal, the defendant argued that the trial court committed an error so substantial that it biased the jury and gave her an unfair trial. The higher…

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