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Defective Charging Documents, Want of Jurisdiction and Post-Conviction Remedies

Defective Charging Documents, Want of Jurisdiction and Post-Conviction Remedies

by Will Hoover | Oct 6, 2022 | Blog

What is a charging document? It is the document that initiates a criminal case against a defendant. Also known as complaint and information, affidavit and complaint/information, and grand jury indictments, all of these are charging documents and are essential to the...
Proportionality in Sentencing is a National Pursuit – Relief is a Reality

Proportionality in Sentencing is a National Pursuit – Relief is a Reality

by Will Hoover | Sep 29, 2022 | Blog

It is hard to overstate the nationwide wave of awareness meeting legislative, judicial, and executive will. Whether you’re a state or federal incarcerated criminal defendant, there is absolutely no excuse to ignore, to not act on your case whether you went to trial or...
Charging Injustice and Sentencing Proportionality

Charging Injustice and Sentencing Proportionality

by Will Hoover | Jan 31, 2022 | Sentencing Reform, Special Reports

Sentencing proportionality is the hottest topic in criminal justice reform. Q|NAV is a Colorado-based company. While we work nationwide, there’s no getting around the local politics and the three seats of government. Recently, our governor reduced a defendant’s...
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Achievements often begin with the appointment of state/federal paid counsel working in concert with Q|Nav’s expert specialists = maximum power with least expense

  1. Actual innocence. Two clients released due to DNA and physical evidence uncovered.
  2. Sentence proportionality reduction. Two clients with 35% + sentence reduction.
  3. Sentence statutory correction. Illegal/unauthorized sentence – One client (habitual).
  4. Discovery of New Evidence. None achieved to date – three clients in progress.
  5. Plea vacate with hearing – trial. Two clients received new pleas with dramatic sentence reductions.
  6. Unopposed motion – direct negotiation with DA. None achieved to date – one client in progress.
  7. Conviction review and integrity unit – Three successful client CRU/CIU long term releases.
  8. Special needs medical early parole release – One client release with relaxed parole.
  9. Clemency and commutation – One client release with 6 certified in review.
  10. Original jurisdiction structural error – None achieved to date. Three clients in progress.
  11. Brady and related violations resulting in reversal – None achieved to date. Two clients in progress.
  12. Miscellaneous and other – Special state statutory early release programs – Five clients released.

Note: Beginning in September, Q|Nav will report monthly results. Client, advisor, and attorney references available upon request.

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