Appeals
Below are our 6 articles in the appeals' category:

Judicial Review is a process by which a court reviews a decision made by a public body. A public body may be a court, tribunal, government...

If you have had a case heard at the County Court or High Court and wish to appeal the judge’s decision you may apply to the Court of Appeal Civil...

If you're appealing against your conviction in the Crown Court after a trial, or appealing the length or nature of your sentence (or both) this is...

If you're appealing against your conviction or the length or nature of your sentence as imposed by a judge in the Crown Court, you will normally need...

There are two separate European courts and it is important to distinguish between them. The European Court of Justice, or ECJ, is situated in...

If you've been found guilty of an offence at the Magistrates' Court and wish to appeal, or if you've been sentenced by the Magistrates' Court and...
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