Defense for Courts
Martial Appeals
Call our Honolulu military defense lawyer for help.
If you have been found guilty after your court martial, you still retain the right to have a new trial through an appeal. This appeal is essentially a post-trial review where the defendant disagrees with the outcome and asks the higher court to review the case. If you are looking to have your conviction reviewed, get in touch with our Honolulu military defense attorney right away to begin the appeals filing process.
In our more than 20 years of legal experience, we have encountered all type of military charges and have successfully handled thousands of cases. This means we are prepared to create a unique legal solution for your case and can fight for the best outcome possible. The Law Office of Victor Bakke, ALC knows what it takes to win and can give you the edge you need to secure a successful outcome.
Get tough representation for your appeal!
No matter which branch you serve with, there is a Court of Criminal Appeals you can go to that is designed to correct any mistakes that may have been committed. It does not have the power to convict an individual where a lower court did not find guilt or increase a sentence, which means you have nothing to lose by seeking an appeal.
Don't wait to begin the process—call our office today to get started!
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"He saved the rest of my life in Hawaii."I hired him after I was released from jail. I was depressed and hopeless about the charges against me. Because I am an international here, and felt a language boundary, it was very difficult to choose an attorney for me and my situation too. Winning the case was my first priority but trusting my attorney was also important. Mr. Bakke and his office staffs listened to me and helped me all the time. He always thought about my life after the case was finished. Finally my case was dismissed permanently. He saved my life. He and his office staffs tried their best for me. I really appreciate everything he did for me.- Rika.S
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"He thoroughly explained the situation for me and gave me sound legal advice."Called Mr. Bakke Saturday evening seeking advice. I was surprised when he answered. He thoroughly explained the situation for me and gave me sound legal advice. I would recommend anyone needing honest legal advice to stop reading this review and give him a- Gregory M.
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"Was charged a flat fee but it was reduced significantly after his firm settled the matter without going to court."I just used Victor Bakke's service. Was charged a flat fee but it was reduced significantly after his firm settled the matter without going to court. If I have any other legal troubles I will be using his services again.- Mark S.
How do appeals work for military cases?
An appeals court looks at the case to see if the court martial made a legal mistake that treated the service member unfairly or unlawfully.
Possible issues that an appeal can uncover include:
- Mistakes or wrongdoing in the dismissal of a jury/panel member
- Insufficient evidence to warrant a conviction
- Errors or mistakes made by the military judge
- Sentences not commensurate to the crime
- Unreasonable multiplication of charges against the defendant
Like any criminal case, the appeals process can be very complicated. If you are seeking an appeal, you need to take action today by reaching out to the experienced Honolulu military defense attorney from our firm.
