Michigan Criminal Appeal Case Results
Czarnecki & Taylor PLLC represents clients in Michigan criminal appeals, post-conviction proceedings, sentencing challenges, and other complex criminal matters. The cases below highlight selected appellate work, significant rulings, and results obtained through careful review of the record, legal research, and appellate advocacy.
Every case is different, and past results do not guarantee a particular outcome. These case summaries are provided to illustrate the types of appellate issues and proceedings handled by the firm.
Selected Appellate Cases and Results
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People v. Ricardo Pena Appeal: Prosecutor Confessed Error After Perjury and Secret Proceedings
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People v. Smith: Forensic Pathology, Appellate Investigation, and the Missing Defense Expert
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People v. Smith: Czarnecki Raised Miller Retroactivity Before US Supreme Court Decision in Montgomery—Life Without-Parole Sentence Vacated
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Michigan MCR 6.500 Victory: Three Felony Convictions Vacated After Plea Error
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New Trial Granted in First-Degree Murder Case: People v. Lionel Beauchamp
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Protecting the Right to Appellate Counsel in Michigan: James Czarnecki’s ACLU Work Challenging the Denial of Counsel
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Three Felonious Assault Convictions Reversed in People v. McClure Michigan Appeal
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Case Study: People v. Gonzalez-Raymundo: How Michigan Appellate Attorney James Czarnecki Helped Shape Appellate Law








