Criminal Appeals Under the Criminal Appeal Act of 1907 With Rules of Court And
Criminal Appeals Under the Criminal Appeal Act of 1907 With Rules of Court And
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Assuming that the prisoner is desirous of appealing, and, incidentally, applying for legal aid, and that such aid had not been granted to him by the committing magistrates or the court of trial, his proper course is to put his application for leave to appeal and for legal aid in writing. Sect. 7 (i), ante, p. 26, enables any convicted person to present his case and his argument in writing instead of by oral argument if he so desires.
Provision is made by sect. 15 (4), /0j/, p. 48, for the suppl...y of the necessary forms and instructions in relation to notices of appeal, or notices of application under the Act, to any person who demands the same. Opportunity is in this way afforded to the prisoner to bring his application either for leave to appeal or legal aid before the Court of Criminal Appeal, notwithstand- ing that he is at the time of such application undergoing imprisonment.
A further provision in the prisoner's favour is provided by sub-sect. 5 of sect, impost, p. 48, the registrar of the Court of Criminal Appeal having the power to report to the court that the case is one where legal aid ought to be assigned to the appellant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Assuming that the prisoner is desirous of appealing, and, incidentally, applying for legal aid, and that such aid had not been granted to him by the committing magistrates or the court of trial, his proper course is to put his application for leave to appeal and for legal aid in writing. Sect. 7 (i), ante, p. 26, enables any convicted person to present his case and his argument in writing instead of by oral argument if he so desires.
Provision is made by sect. 15 (4), /0j/, p. 48, for the suppl...y of the necessary forms and instructions in relation to notices of appeal, or notices of application under the Act, to any person who demands the same. Opportunity is in this way afforded to the prisoner to bring his application either for leave to appeal or legal aid before the Court of Criminal Appeal, notwithstand- ing that he is at the time of such application undergoing imprisonment.
A further provision in the prisoner's favour is provided by sub-sect. 5 of sect, impost, p. 48, the registrar of the Court of Criminal Appeal having the power to report to the court that the case is one where legal aid ought to be assigned to the appellant.
What to read after Criminal Appeals Under the Criminal Appeal Act of 1907 With Rules of Court And?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A C Forster Alexander Claude Forster Boulton to read onlineMoreLess
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