Dear PAO,My friend got convicted of a crime, and there is already an entry of judgment. It appears that the information filed against him only mentioned an aggravating circumstance, but the facts surrounding that aggravating circumstance were not thoroughly discussed. His lawyer passed away after his conviction, but his sister tried to consult another lawyer about it to know if there was a way to reverse the conviction. She was told that there was nothing else that could be done because my friend and his lawyer did not challenge the sufficiency of the information. But isn't that a violation of my friend's constitutional right to due process? Rachel