A California Order Appointing Counsel in Death Penalty Related Habeas Corpus Proceedings is an order issued by a court in California that appoints an attorney to represent a criminal defendant in a habeas corpus proceeding related to a death penalty case. This type of order is issued at the request of the defendant or his/her family. The attorney appointed through the order is responsible for representing the defendant in all stages of the habeas corpus proceedings, from the initial filing of the writ, to the hearings, and eventually to the appeal if necessary. The two types of California Order Appointing Counsel in Death Penalty Related Habeas Corpus Proceedings are: 1. An Initial Appointment Order: This type of order is issued when a defendant is first charged with a death penalty-related crime, and his/her family requests the appointment of an attorney to represent the defendant in the habeas corpus proceedings. 2. A Renewal Appointment Order: This type of order is issued when the defendant's attorney requests a renewal of the appointment order in order to continue representing the defendant in the habeas corpus proceedings. The renewal order is issued after the initial appointment order has expired.
A California Order Appointing Counsel in Death Penalty Related Habeas Corpus Proceedings is an order issued by a court in California that appoints an attorney to represent a criminal defendant in a habeas corpus proceeding related to a death penalty case. This type of order is issued at the request of the defendant or his/her family. The attorney appointed through the order is responsible for representing the defendant in all stages of the habeas corpus proceedings, from the initial filing of the writ, to the hearings, and eventually to the appeal if necessary. The two types of California Order Appointing Counsel in Death Penalty Related Habeas Corpus Proceedings are: 1. An Initial Appointment Order: This type of order is issued when a defendant is first charged with a death penalty-related crime, and his/her family requests the appointment of an attorney to represent the defendant in the habeas corpus proceedings. 2. A Renewal Appointment Order: This type of order is issued when the defendant's attorney requests a renewal of the appointment order in order to continue representing the defendant in the habeas corpus proceedings. The renewal order is issued after the initial appointment order has expired.