Andrew A. Fahie files Notice of Appeal
According to court records filed Thursday, September 19, 2024, Mr Fahie could soon plead poverty and ask for the assistance of a public defender in the appeal of his conviction.
In earlier court filings, Fahie’s lawyers had said he was having trouble raising money to pay an appeals attorney, which can cost $35,000 or more in complex cases.
According to St Thomas Source in a publication on September 19, 2024, Fort Lauderdale attorney Richard Della Fera, who represented Fahie after his February conviction, paid the $605 appeals filing fee himself Thursday, saying it was part of his duties. Della Fera said he did not want Fahie to lose his opportunity to appeal over $600 but also asked the court to allow him to leave the case.
Fahie’s attorney at trial, Theresa M. Van Vliet, also asked the judge to sever her from the case but said she’d be happy to help Fahie find appropriate appellate counsel.
Della Fera said it could take 18 months for the details of Fahie’s appeal to be filed, rebutted, heard, and potentially resolved.
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33 Responses to “Andrew A. Fahie files Notice of Appeal”
Hold yah head Fahie game built for the tuff....BVI was made from risk takers...Some in the game and some that took the risk to leave the home country to call here home..Shout out to all the risk takers
small but strong salute king
Can't you see your Lawyer had enough of this and offer to assist you in finding a new Lawyer, that should tell you something.
Stop wasting everyone time and do your time.
That &^%$ easy
In spite of his delimer and how he desire to be free from physical imprisonment, it is will be unfair for him, if truly he is guilty of the crimes, to received a lesser sentence the the former BVI PA, Olianvine Maynard has gotten.
I do simpertised with all three of them, her son included. Their prison sentence proved that crimes does pay. It pay them with prison time being experiencing in prison with untold regret, like loss of freedom, family, friends and local BVI separation, except for telephone communication and so forth.
The former Premier of the BVI, Andrew Fahie, was a pretending man of prayers. Being in prison is a good time to call on God for help in cincerity. God's ear remain open to all who will call on Him for help because of His love for humanity worldwide without ethnic preferences.
Most people don't know the meaning of true freedom. Being free to say and do as ones pleases, when and how, is in fact, bondage to stupidity (ignorant l, arrogant and others, political and religious wicked practices, etc)
In spite of, our former Premier, Andrew A. Fahie has done some things right. Don't delete the good with the bad. We all are a mixture of good and evil. May God by the mercy of His Living Grace protect him and us from all evil furtherances.
Hope those guys inside treat you well.
You are a disgrace to your country and country men.
You had absolute power and you are corrupt.