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In Pennsylvania, a motion for reconsideration must be filed within 30 days of the order and should state the reasons with supporting facts and law. A judge is not obligated to grant the motion and may deny it if they find no basis for reconsideration. If a PCRA petition for ineffective assistance of counsel is approved, potential outcomes include a new trial, vacating the conviction, or resentencing. Consult a local attorney for specific guidance.

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in Pennsylvania
Thank you for providing your location. In Pennsylvania, the rules for filing a motion for reconsideration include:
- The motion must be filed within 30 days of the order.
- The motion should state the reasons for reconsideration with supporting facts and law.
Could you share more details about the reason for the reconsideration?
does a judge have to give you that chance
In Pennsylvania, a judge is not required to grant a motion for reconsideration. It is at the judge's discretion whether to review and reconsider their decision. They may deny the motion if they believe there is no basis for reconsideration.
For more specific guidance, consider consulting with a local attorney.
what happens after a ineffective assistance of counsel is approved on a pcra
In Pennsylvania, if a Post-Conviction Relief Act (PCRA) petition for ineffective assistance of counsel is approved, the potential outcomes include:
- A new trial may be ordered.
- The conviction might be vacated.
- Resentencing could occur.
Could you provide more details about the case or the court's specific decision?
In Pennsylvania
Thank you for providing the information. Here are the potential outcomes if a PCRA petition for ineffective assistance of counsel is approved in Pennsylvania:
- A new trial may be ordered.
- The conviction might be vacated.
- Resentencing could occur.
Could you share more details about the court's specific decision or any additional information about the case?