Jonathan Laurans is a Kansas City appellate lawyer who also focuses on post-conviction litigation and federal criminal cases. Mr. Laurans has been litigating criminal appeals and post-conviction “Habeas Corpus” cases in several states and throughout the federal court system for 33 years.
Mr. Laurans understands that what clients want most is an appeals attorney who is easily accessible and who makes appellate, post-conviction, and criminal law fully understandable. As his client, you will never be obstructed, ignored, or stonewalled by secretaries or legal staff. Mr. Laurans personally communicates with you at all times and works hand-in-hand with you as he researches, investigates, and litigates your appeal, post-conviction, or criminal case.
Whether you are accused of a crime, have recently been found guilty, or are already serving a prison sentence, you need an appellate lawyer who can assert and protect your rights and who is experienced with state and federal appeals and post-conviction processes. Appellate and post-conviction law is riddled with legal intricacies—often referred to as procedural hurdles—that depend on the unique details of each case.
You need an experienced appeals attorney who is willing to listen to your story, investigate the evidence, conduct rigorous legal research, construct a strong defense, and present it clearly and effectively to the court. Only an experienced appellate attorney can do all of these things to maximize the possibility of a positive legal outcome.
If you are charged with a crime, do not let fear overwhelm you. While laws exist to regulate conduct, define crimes, and grant investigative powers to law enforcement, there are also laws designed to protect the accused. We are taught that anyone accused of a crime is innocent until proven guilty and is entitled to a fair trial.
However, the prosecution is not responsible for ensuring justice on your behalf. In reality, your trial and appellate attorneys play the most critical role in protecting your legal rights at the highest court levels and ensuring fair treatment and outcomes. Choosing the wrong attorneys can result in lost rights and consequences that may last a lifetime.
