Focused on post-conviction representation, Atlanta-based law firm Michael Kennedy McIntyre & Associates helps individuals receive relief from their sentences. Many clients rely on the firm’s attorneys during the Georgia parole process. In Georgia, each person convicted of a paroleable offense will be considered for parole at least once through an automatic process. At this point, the parole board can grant parole immediately, establish a tentative parole date, deny parole and demand the rest of the sentence be carried out, or schedule a reconsideration date.
Whenever the Parole Board is reviewing a case, individuals have the opportunity to provide new and pertinent information. Because cases may only receive a few minutes of consideration by the Parole Board, it is important to provide a clear, persuasive, and organized argument for release. Usually there are no face-to-face meetings conducted with potential parolees in Georgia, so the presented information must be as cogent as possible. Michael Kennedy McIntyre & Associates partners with a former Georgia parole board member, who helps identify what should be included in the information presented to the Parole Board.
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