Post Conviction Investigations

The mission of post-conviction investigation is to ensure justice by thoroughly examining cases even after a conviction has been made. This process often involves reviewing evidence, interviewing witnesses, and exploring new information that might have emerged since the original trial. The goal is to uncover potential wrongful convictions, provide support for the innocent, and rectify any miscarriages of justice. By doing so, we not only uphold the integrity of the legal system but also restore the faith of the public in our judicial processes. A post-conviction investigation.

Services

We offer a range of specialized services tailored to meet your individual needs. Our approach is focused on understanding and responding to what you require, providing effective and practical solutions.

What is Post-Conviction Relief?

Post-conviction relief is the process of challenging a conviction or sentence after a case has already been decided.

If you or your loved one has been found guilty, sentenced, or even lost an appeal, that does not always mean the case is over.

There are still legal pathways to:

  • Re-examine what happened

  • Identify mistakes or violations

  • Present new or overlooked evidence

  • Challenge the outcome in court

Post-conviction work focuses on uncovering issues that were missed, mishandled, or never fully developed during the original case.

These issues often fall into key areas such as:

🔸 Ineffective Assistance of Counsel

When prior representation failed to properly investigate, prepare, or present the case.

 

🔸 New or Overlooked Evidence

Information that was not available, not discovered, or not used effectively the first time.

 

🔸 Constitutional Violations

Situations where legal rights were violated during arrest, investigation, or trial.

 

🔸 Credibility Issues

Concerns involving inconsistent statements, unreliable witnesses, or false testimony.

 

🔸 Sentencing Concerns

Cases where the punishment does not reflect the full context, background, or mitigating factors.

 

Post-conviction relief is not about retrying the same case—it’s about revealing what was missing.

 

At Strong Private Investigations, we take a deeper approach to uncover the full story and identify real opportunities for relief.

Who Qualifies & What We Look For:

Not every case qualifies for post-conviction relief—but more cases qualify than most people realize.

We don’t just look at whether a case was lost.
We look at how it was handled.

Some of the most common issues we investigate include:

🔸 Ineffective Assistance of Counsel

  • Failure to investigate key evidence

  • Failure to call or interview critical witnesses

  • Poor trial preparation or strategy

 

🔸 New or Overlooked Evidence

  • Witnesses who were never contacted

  • Records that were never obtained

  • Evidence that changes the context of the case

 

🔸 Constitutional Violations

  • Rights that were ignored or violated

  • Improper procedures during arrest, questioning, or trial

 

🔸 Credibility Issues

  • Inconsistent statements

  • False or exaggerated testimony

  • Motive to fabricate or mislead

 

🔸 Sentencing Concerns

  • Unjust or excessive sentencing

  • Mitigation that was never presented

 

We also look deeper at:

  • Family background and life history

  • Mental health and trauma

  • Gaps in the original investigation

  • Anything that could have changed the outcome—but didn’t get the chance to

 

If something feels off about the case, it’s worth reviewing.

 

You don’t have to know exactly what went wrong—that’s our job.

How We Work Your Case: 

Post-conviction work requires more than paperwork—it requires strategy, investigation, and precision.

Our approach is designed to identify what was missed, develop strong case issues, and support a clear path forward.

🔸 Case Review & Record Analysis

We begin by collecting and reviewing all available records, including:

  • Discovery

  • Trial transcripts

  • Prior filings and rulings

This allows us to fully understand how the case was handled and where gaps may exist.

🔸 Investigation & Issue Identification

We go beyond the file to uncover:

  • Missed or overlooked evidence

  • Witnesses who were not contacted or fully developed

  • Inconsistencies in statements or reports

  • Potential legal or procedural violations

This stage is critical in determining whether the case has viable post-conviction issues.

🔸 Strategy Development

Once key issues are identified, we work alongside legal counsel to develop a focused and case-specific strategy.

Every case is different, and our approach is tailored to the strongest opportunities for relief.

🔸 Documentation & Case Support

We prepare detailed, structured materials that clearly present:

  • What went wrong

  • What was missed

  • Why it matters

Our work is designed to support post-conviction filings, including writs, motions, and other legal remedies.

Post-conviction cases take time and require a disciplined approach—but the right work can uncover opportunities that were previously overlooked.

At Strong & Associates, we don’t just review cases—we rebuild them with purpose and precision.

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Prelim Information:

To make the most of your case review, it’s helpful to gather as much information as possible ahead of time.

You do not need to have everything—but the more details you can provide, the more effective our review will be.

🔸 Case Documents

  • Charging documents or indictment

  • Court paperwork and rulings

  • Sentencing information

  • Appeal records (if applicable)

🔸 Discovery & Evidence

  • Police reports

  • Witness statements

  • Photos, videos, or physical evidence

  • Any materials provided during the original case

🔸 Attorney Information

  • Name of prior or current attorney(s)

  • Timeline of representation

  • Any concerns about how the case was handled

🔸 Personal & Background Information

  • Key life history details that were not presented

  • Mental health, medical, or trauma history

  • Family background and support system

🔸 Your Concerns About the Case

  • What do you believe went wrong?

  • Were there witnesses or evidence that were never used?

  • Are there inconsistencies or concerns you’ve noticed?

You don’t need to have every answer.

Expectations & Deliverables:

Please note that post-conviction matters are complex, and outcomes depend on many factors unique to each case. While we are committed to providing thorough investigation and strategic support, no specific results can be guaranteed.

Each case is evaluated on its individual merits, and our role is to identify potential issues and support the legal process moving forward.