Appealing Crown Court Decision

Summary

To appeal a Crown Court decision, apply for leave to appeal within 28 days of conviction or sentence. Obtain and complete the correct appeal form from the Crown Court, clearly stating your grounds for appeal. Submit the form within the deadline. Visit the Crown Courts official website or contact them directly for the most accurate forms and guidance.

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How can I appeal a case heard at the Crown Court which resulted in a criminal charge and a fine?
To appeal a criminal case decision from the Crown Court, you should:
- Apply for leave to appeal within 28 days of your conviction or sentence.
- Complete the relevant form and submit it to the Crown Court.
- Clearly state the grounds for your appeal.
Would you like more details on the process or assistance with the forms?
Assistance with the forms
****, for assistance with the forms to appeal a Crown Court decision, you should:
- Obtain the correct appeal form from the Crown Court or their website.
- Carefully fill in all required details, including your grounds for appeal.
- Submit the completed form to the Crown Court within the *-day deadline.
Do you need help finding the forms or specific guidance on filling them out?
Finding the forms
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Hi ****! To find the forms for appealing a Crown Court decision, you can visit the official website of the Crown Court or contact them directly for the most accurate and up-to-date forms. Would you like more guidance on how to access their website or specific contact details?