p. 44623. Appeals
- Martin HannibalMartin HannibalBarrister (non-practising)
- and Lisa MountfordLisa MountfordSolicitor and lecturer, Keele University
Abstract
This chapter explains the practice and procedure involved in appealing against a decision of the magistrates’ court or the Crown Court. The discussions include the reopening of a case; appeal to the Crown Court; appeal by way of case stated; judicial review; appeal against sentence from the Crown Court; appeal to the Supreme Court; the Criminal Cases Review Commission; and whether the prosecution enjoys a right to appeal.
