Which of the following methods of appeal allege that the offender's trial was somehow deficient and, thus, the conviction was unreasonable?

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A writ of habeas corpus alleges that the offender's trial was somehow deficient and, thus, the conviction was unreasonable. It seeks to challenge the legality of the detention or imprisonment of the individual. Section 1983 provides relief for violations of civil rights, writ of mandamus is a court order compelling a public official to perform a duty, and writ of replevin is a court order to return property to its rightful owner. None of these methods specifically address deficiencies in a criminal trial.

Which of the Following Methods of Appeal Allege That the Offender's