QUESTION
SHOULD I FILE SUIT BEFORE I FILE § 2255 OR FILE 2255 FIRST, THEN FILE SUIT WHILE 2255 IS IN THE COURTS
Asked on Mar 26th, 2022 on Appellate Practice - Florida
More details to this question:
I AM FILING A § 2255 COLLATERAL APPEAL FOR INEFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE OF COUNSEL. THE LAWYER IN QUESTION WAS ACTUALLY WORKING FOR "UNINDICTED CO-CONSPIRATORS" WITHOUT INFORMING ME OR COURTS. HE SPECIFICALLY LIED TO ME AND THE FEDERAL COURTS THAT CAUSED ME TO SERVE 3 YEARS IN PRISON. I HAVE DETAILED AND DOCUMENTED PROOF(, INCLUDING COPIES OF CHECKS ETC.) THEN HE AND CO-CONSPIRATORS LOOTED NY PROPERTIES THUS STEALING OVER 2 MILLION DOLLARS IN PERSONAL ASSETS AND FORGED CHECKS & DEPOSITED THEM INTO HIS BANK ACCOUNT (PROOF) THE AIDED CO-CONSPIRATORS IN SKIPPING TOWN WITH THE GOODS.
1 ANSWER
Both have time limits - if I were in custody, I'd make sure I didn't miss any filing deadlines on things that might get me out of custody. Like a 2255. But by suit, it sounds like you mean civil litigation for the loss of assets - I don't know of any procedural or substantive reason why you can't file both at the same time.
Answered on Mar 28th, 2022 at 6:30 AM