Jonathan Laurans is a Kansas City appeals attorney who also focuses his practice on post-conviction & federal criminal cases. Mr. Laurans has been litigating criminal appeals and post-conviction "habeas corpus" cases in several states and in our federal court system for 29 years. Mr. Laurans understands that what clients want most is an appeals lawyer who is easily accessible and who makes appellate, post-conviction and criminal law fully understandable and can explain it's intricacies simply to you.
As his client, you will never be obstructed, ignored, or stonewalled by secretaries or legal staffers. Mr. Laurans will personally communicate with you at all times, and work hand-in-hand with you as he researches, investigates, and litigates your appeals, post-conviction, or criminal case case.
Whether you are accused of a crime, have recently been found guilty, or are already serving a prison sentence, you need an appeals attorney to assert and protect your rights, and who is familiar and experienced with the appeals and post-conviction processes at the state and federal levels.
As his client, you will never be obstructed, ignored, or stonewalled by secretaries or legal staffers. Mr. Laurans will personally communicate with you at all times, and work hand-in-hand with you as he researches, investigates, and litigates your appeals, post-conviction, or criminal case case.
Whether you are accused of a crime, have recently been found guilty, or are already serving a prison sentence, you need an appeals attorney to assert and protect your rights, and who is familiar and experienced with the appeals and post-conviction processes at the state and federal levels.
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In 2014, Mr. Laurans was one of the first three lawyers in Kansas who filed appeals to challenge the constitutionality of Kansas' "breath test refusal" statute, Kansas Statute 8-1025.
This case was held over while two others, Ryce and Nece, moved forward first.
Once the "breath test refusal" law was declared unconstitutional, the Supreme Court summarily reversed Mr. Longmire's conviction.
Mr. Laurans has been fighting - and winning - post-conviction and habeas corpus cases his entire career.
He won his first two post-conviction cases well over twenty years ago, both of which made national news at the time.
This case was held over while two others, Ryce and Nece, moved forward first.
Once the "breath test refusal" law was declared unconstitutional, the Supreme Court summarily reversed Mr. Longmire's conviction.
Mr. Laurans has been fighting - and winning - post-conviction and habeas corpus cases his entire career.
He won his first two post-conviction cases well over twenty years ago, both of which made national news at the time.
Appeals and post-conviction attorney Jonathan Laurans understands that finding an appellate/post-conviction practitioner can be a daunting task, as so few lawyers have experience in this discipline.
Finding the right attorney is no easy undertaking.
Your best friend or relative may be a good source of advice in most situations, but when it comes to finding the right lawyer to handle an appeal or a post-conviction claim, you should do your own homework on who the best attorney is for the job.
Here are a list of things to look for and ask attorneys as you search for one to represent you in your appeals case.
Finding the right attorney is no easy undertaking.
Your best friend or relative may be a good source of advice in most situations, but when it comes to finding the right lawyer to handle an appeal or a post-conviction claim, you should do your own homework on who the best attorney is for the job.
Here are a list of things to look for and ask attorneys as you search for one to represent you in your appeals case.
Jonathan Laurans has been litigating cases in the State and Federal appellate courts of Missouri and Kansas for 29 years.
Mr. Laurans dedicates a significant amount of his practice to handling post-conviction litigation in both State and Federal court, and is known for many outstanding results achieved for those who have been wrongfully convicted and/or excessively sentenced.
Mr. Laurans is also known for his thorough and meticulous scrutiny of government investigations, and his tenacity in the courtroom on behalf of his clients.
Mr. Laurans dedicates a significant amount of his practice to handling post-conviction litigation in both State and Federal court, and is known for many outstanding results achieved for those who have been wrongfully convicted and/or excessively sentenced.
Mr. Laurans is also known for his thorough and meticulous scrutiny of government investigations, and his tenacity in the courtroom on behalf of his clients.
The impact of receiving a guilty verdict in a criminal case is a serious issue that should never be taken lightly.
Penalties for breaking State or Federal law may result in fines, forfeitures, imprisonment or even capital punishment.
If a defendant is found guilty, the criminal appeals process can be invoked to challenge all previous rulings or sentences.
If you, a friend or family member are facing penalties from a recent court case, you need an experienced appellate attorney to maximize the chance of a successful criminal appeal in hopes of overturning or reversing the outcome now being faced.
Penalties for breaking State or Federal law may result in fines, forfeitures, imprisonment or even capital punishment.
If a defendant is found guilty, the criminal appeals process can be invoked to challenge all previous rulings or sentences.
If you, a friend or family member are facing penalties from a recent court case, you need an experienced appellate attorney to maximize the chance of a successful criminal appeal in hopes of overturning or reversing the outcome now being faced.
If you have a friend or family member serving an unfair or inhumane prison sentence, he or she still may have legal recourse, even if it is impossible to overturn their underlying conviction.
A Writ of Habeas Corpus is but one of many procedures to be employed which can force a court to hear your complaints against the prison, and to determine if the prison has violated your friend's or family member's rights (and if so, then how their remaining sentence should be served).
If any part of the sentence is found to be cruel and unusual, the inmate can be moved, and/or the sentence can be reduced or terminated.
A Writ of Habeas Corpus is but one of many procedures to be employed which can force a court to hear your complaints against the prison, and to determine if the prison has violated your friend's or family member's rights (and if so, then how their remaining sentence should be served).
If any part of the sentence is found to be cruel and unusual, the inmate can be moved, and/or the sentence can be reduced or terminated.
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