Appeals & Pardons
Fighting for Justice Beyond the Verdict.
When the system gets it wrong, Courtroom Calvary steps in to fight for justice. From filing criminal appeals to pursuing pardons and post-conviction relief, we take a meticulous approach to reviewing trial records, identifying errors, and demanding accountability.
Appeals: Challenging unfair convictions and sentences
An appeal is not a new trial—it’s a legal process that reviews whether your original case was handled properly. If legal errors or procedural mistakes affected your verdict or sentence, an appeal gives you a chance to set the record straight.
Our appellate services include:
Thorough review of trial transcripts and evidence
Identifying errors of law, improper rulings, or ineffective representation
Preparing detailed appellate briefs and legal arguments
Presenting your case before Tennessee appellate courts
Appellate law demands meticulous attention to detail, persuasive writing, and a deep understanding of the legal process. We bring all three to every case we handle—because your right to a fair trial doesn’t end with a guilty verdict.
Pardons: Restoring Rights and Rebuilding Lives
A pardon is an act of forgiveness granted by the Governor of Tennessee that can restore certain civil rights and relieve the stigma of a criminal conviction. While rare and often complex, a successful pardon petition can help you rebuild your reputation and restore opportunities lost after conviction.
We help clients:
Determine eligibility for a pardon or commutation
Prepare strong petitions that highlight rehabilitation and community service
Gather character references and supporting documentation
Navigate the Tennessee Board of Parole process
Our goal is to help you make the strongest possible case for clemency—one rooted in accountability, growth, and redemption.
Why Choose Courtroom Calvary
Appellate and pardon cases require persistence, skill, and strategic advocacy. At Courtroom Calvary, we combine legal precision with compassion for those seeking a fair outcome. Whether you’re fighting to overturn a conviction or restore your civil rights, we’ll stand beside you every step of the way.
Take the Next Step Toward Justice
If you believe your conviction was unjust—or you’re ready to pursue a pardon—don’t wait to act. The window for appeals and clemency applications is limited.