California Appellate Court Determines Person was Wrongfully Retained on Parole, a Criminal Appeal Victory for the Law Office of Randy S. Kravis

LawyerCentral.com, July 20, 2010 - CALIFORNIA - Attorney Randy Kravis of the Law Office of Randy S. Kravis has devoted his law practice to handling Criminal Appeals and Post Conviction Services for clients in California. During the course of his career, he has handled hundreds of appeals and writs of habeas corpus on behalf of clients. He is experienced in the areas of appellate and post-conviction law.

In a recent criminal appeal victory, the Law Office of Randy S. Kravis successfully secured the release of a person who had been wrongfully retained on parole. In a unanimous decision, the California Court of Appeal, Second District, Division Two found that a person had been wrongfully retained on parole since 2008 and that his parole had expired by operation of law in 2008.  The state tried to argue that it had preserved jurisdiction over the parolee before his parole expired.  However, Randy S. Kravis and Bruce Zucker, the person's attorneys of record, were able to convince the Court of Appeal that the state failed to act in timely fashion and that his parole expired by operation of law in 2008.  The name of the case is In re Torres (2010) --- Cal.Rptr.3d ---, 2010 WL 2777477.

If you have been unjustly accused and convicted of a serious state or federal criminal offense, visit http://www.randykravis.com/ for more information about how the Law Office of Randy S. Kravis can help you.

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