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Indianapolis, Indiana Criminal Appeals Lawyer Allen Lidy answers:
Are there any limitations on what can be raised in a criminal appeal in Indiana?
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In an appeal neither party may bring up new evidence, rather, the appellate court will only consider evidence that was discussed in the trial courts and determine whether the lower court made a legal mistake that makes the outcome of the lower court trial void. Instead of being a new trial, an appeal is rather an investigation into whether the previous trial was conducted correctly. Therefore, the parties may only raise issues that happened in the first trial that would make the previous ruling either unfair or illegal due to some mistake in the conduct of the first original trial.
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Roscoe Stovall, Jr. & Associateshttp://www.roscoelaw.com
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2 W. Main Street
Mooresville, Indiana 46158
(317) 565-2600
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At the Indianapolis law firm of Roscoe Stovall Jr. & Associates, we can help if you've been injured due to the actions of another, or arrested for DUI or other criminal offense. We understand that regardless of your situation, you need pragmatic advice and courtroom expertise. We can help navigate your legal situation to the best possible outcome for Personal Injury matters slip & fall injuries, and defective products case and Criminal Defense matters including DUI, misdemeanor and felony charges.
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Allen Lidy was raised in Newburgh, Indiana near Evansville. Allen graduated from Castle High School with Honors and after earning 7 letters while competing in two varsity sports – football and track. He attended Ball State University on a full athletic scholarship and was a four-time letterwinner in football. He graduated Cum Laude in 2002 with B.A.'s in English and Latin and as a graduate of the Honors College.
Allen attended Indiana University School of Law – Indianapolis and gradua…
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