Filing Motions in Berks County

When facing criminal charges, one of the most effective methods to facing off against the court is the filing of pre-trial motions. If a defendant has already been convicted, following their sentencing, they still have chances to file motions with the court as well. Motions are legal actions demanded by either party in a case, and at times, hearing to determine the success of the motions may be necessary. Motions are filed in criminal cases in Berks County will be done with the Berks County Court of Common Pleas, located in Reading, PA.

Filing Motions in Berks County

There are several motions available to defendants prior to and following a criminal case. Some common motions seen in court can include:

Although these motions are frequently available for a defendant to file alone, or for a defendant to file through a public defender, a private attorney may be more effective. A private attorney will have much more time and resources available to help provide a stronger defense. Effective motion practice can help a defendant's chances before a trial or can provide swift relief to a defendant who was convicted and sentenced.

If you or a loved one is involved in criminal matters in Berks County, contact attorney Joseph D. Lento today.

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