On February 6, 2014, the Department of Homeland Security informed us that they are closing deportation proceedings against Noe Moreno, and he will be able to stay in the United States with his mother. Noe was referred to our firm after the Duke Innocence Project successfully overturned his conviction for second-degree murder and ICE took him into custody to initiate deportation proceedings. After several hearings, a petition with more than 30,000 signatures and negotiations with ICE headquarters in DC, the case was finally closed. If a conviction underlying a removal case has been overturned or challenged, an experienced North Carolina deportation defense lawyer can help you understand how that affects your case. Read more about Noe’s story here:
Cuando la inocencia no es suficiente
Se desestima la condena por asesinato de un hombre en Carolina del Norte
Helen representa a clientes que se enfrentan a cargos penales tanto en tribunales estatales como federales. Es miembro del panel de abogados de la Ley de Justicia Penal en el Distrito Medio de Carolina del Norte, y está admitida para ejercer ante los Tribunales Federales del Distrito Este, Medio y Oeste, así como en los Tribunales de Apelación del Cuarto y Undécimo Circuito.