2255 Motion Rules and Proceedings If you have been convicted in federal court and believe a serious legal or constitutional error occurred, you may have heard about filing [...]

This article was originally written and published on June 9, 2025 By Walter Pavlo, Forbes Contributor. Evergreen Attorneys Partner, Zach Newland was quoted in the article as an [...]

If you're searching for guidance from an experienced federal supervised release lawyer, understanding how courts handle violations of supervised release is critical, especially now that the U.S. Supreme [...]

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Colorado Federal Judges in U.S. District Court Colorado federal judges hear all federal criminal cases in the great state of Colorado. When facing criminal charges or a civil [...]

What is a 2255 motion? At some point, many federal criminal defendants will find themselves asking, “What is a 2255 motion?” For such a powerful post-conviction tool, it [...]

Can the government charge a person with wire fraud even where there was no economic loss? The Supreme Court says it can. In its recent decision in Kousisis [...]

For many federal criminal defendants, a 2255 motion to vacate is a last opportunity to challenge their conviction or sentence in federal court. Unfortunately, we hear all too [...]

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Getting an Evidentiary Hearing on Your 2255 Motion Getting an evidentiary hearing on your 28 U.S.C. § 2255 motion can have a significant impact on the outcome of [...]