My question involves criminal law for the state of: Pennsylvania
At the time of my family member sentence the judge ask the United States Attorney "Did anyone testify to his prior drug conviction?" The United States Attorney answered "Yes, someone did testify to the prior drug conviction". We have the lady's testimony to show that she never testified that my family member had a prior drug conviction. She only testified to a finger print card to show that it was family member finger prints that matched the finger prints on the gun. The pior drug conviction added an extra 10 years to the sentence.
Any advice here will be helpful.
At the time of my family member sentence the judge ask the United States Attorney "Did anyone testify to his prior drug conviction?" The United States Attorney answered "Yes, someone did testify to the prior drug conviction". We have the lady's testimony to show that she never testified that my family member had a prior drug conviction. She only testified to a finger print card to show that it was family member finger prints that matched the finger prints on the gun. The pior drug conviction added an extra 10 years to the sentence.
Any advice here will be helpful.
Sentencing: Advice with Pior Conviction
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