Appeals...
Below are our articles on the subject of Appeals. If you can't see what you are looking for our other categories are displayed on the left under 'Our Quick Links'...
Appeals and Judicial Review
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 department or other...
Court of Appeal Civil Division
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 Division. You need...
Court of Appeal Criminal Division
Whether you’re appealing against your sentence or your conviction, you may be unsure as to the procedure in relation to the Court of Appeal Criminal Division. If...
Crown Court Appeals
The Crown Court hears the more serious criminal cases in England and Wales. Like the Magistrates’ Court, there are two ways in which you can be convicted. Firstly if...
European Appeal Cases
There are two separate European courts and it is important to distinguish between them. The European Court of Justice, or ECJ, is situated in Luxemburg and...
Magistrate Court Appeals
The magistrates’ courts hear a wide variety of lower level criminal cases in England and Wales. When charged with a criminal offence for which you appear before the...
The Criminal Cases Review Commission
The Criminal Cases Review Commission is an independent body that examines criminal convictions and sentences. Uniquely, it has the power to refer cases back to the...
