Criminal Appeals Lawyer Handling State & Federal Cases
Appealing a Criminal Conviction? Here’s What You Need to Know
The appeals process gives you a chance to challenge legal mistakes that occurred during your trial or sentencing. Whether it’s a procedural error, improper jury instruction, or incorrect application of the law, an appeal can lead to a new trial or a reduced sentence. We represent clients in Pennsylvania and New Jersey who are ready to fight for a second chance.
Why You Need an attorney for Appeals.
An appeal isn’t a second trial — it’s a highly technical review of legal errors. Without strong legal representation, you risk wasting your only opportunity to correct a bad verdict or sentence. A qualified appeals attorney can help identify appealable issues, draft compelling briefs, and argue persuasively before the court.

Why Choose Jason Javie Attorney At Law?
We know how to find errors in the record and write compelling appellate briefs that can lead to reversals, new trials, or resentencing.
We don’t recycle appeal templates — every brief we write is customized to your case and your best shot at relief.
We keep you informed throughout the appeals process and fight hard to correct legal errors that affected your outcome.
Thinking About Filing an Appeal? Talk to Us First
If you’re considering an appeal, don’t wait. We help clients identify strong legal grounds and build persuasive appellate briefs that get results.
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How We Support Clients Through the Appeals Process
We identify the strongest appealable issues from your trial or sentencing, prepare written briefs, and represent you throughout the appellate process. Whether you’re appealing to a higher state court or seeking review in federal court, we ensure your arguments are clear, timely, and well-supported by the record.
Considering an Appeal? Contact Us Today
Appeals are time-sensitive. Contact us today to review your case and get clear guidance on the next steps.